Another month, another way to smash Intel’s SGX security. Let’s take a closer look at these latest holes… which aren’t actually too scary

Analysis Intel’s Software Guard Extensions, known as SGX among friends, consist of a set of instructions for running a secure enclave inside an encrypted memory partition using certain Intel microprocessors. This so-called Trusted Execution Environment is intended to offer more security than is otherwise available to applications running on less fortified hardware.

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