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I'm fine with "Trusted Computing". I'd just like the private keys, please. Oh wait, I can't do that? Hmm, so who are you trusting against? Me, you say? Nope n

by kefka 12y ago

I'm fine with "Trusted Computing". I'd just like the private keys, please. Oh wait, I can't do that? Hmm, so who are you trusting against? Me, you say? Nope nope nope.

higherpurpose 12y ago
Yes. If Intel can let you control the keys and guarantees in some way that it's not compromising your trusted module, then SGX would be perfect. Unfortunately, right now, Intel wants to keep the SGX keys for itself.