Intel SGX Explained
@article{Costan2016IntelSE,
title={Intel SGX Explained},
author={V. Costan and S. Devadas},
journal={IACR Cryptol. ePrint Arch.},
year={2016},
volume={2016},
pages={86}
}Intel’s Software Guard Extensions (SGX) is a set of extensions to the Intel architecture that aims to provide integrity and confidentiality guarantees to securitysensitive computation performed on a computer where all the privileged software (kernel, hypervisor, etc) is potentially malicious. This paper analyzes Intel SGX, based on the 3 papers [14, 78, 137] that introduced it, on the Intel Software Developer’s Manual [100] (which supersedes the SGX manuals [94, 98]), on an ISCA 2015 tutorial… CONTINUE READING
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