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The slides were an interesting read, I'd enjoy seeing the talk if it was recorded. They finish mentioning in "2023" though, we're in the back half of 2025 now
by mnahkies 1y ago
The slides were an interesting read, I'd enjoy seeing the talk if it was recorded.
They finish mentioning in "2023" though, we're in the back half of 2025 now - has anything changed significantly in the past couple of years? (I genuinely don't know)
- wahern 1y agoNope. Newer hardware, newer exploits.
- JambalayaJimbo 1y agoI work in the space as a developer of an SGX based application. In the last few years, VM solutions have become much more popular, and our cloud provider has been pushing us to transition to AMD SEV-SNP. We haven't transitioned yet, so I cannot speak to them in great detail, but they certainly appear to greatly simplify app development.