Enclave Vaults v0.19: Typed Keys and Policy-Driven Operations
A few weeks ago we wrote about rethinking secrets management for the age of confidential computing. …
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A few weeks ago we wrote about rethinking secrets management for the age of confidential computing. …
Read more →Confidential computing makes a strong promise. The hardware can prove, cryptographically, what code …
Read more →The previous post in this series described the base images we build for confidential VMs: minimal Ub…
Read more →Every confidential workload we run starts from the same boring artefact: a few hundred megabytes of …
Read more →In our last post we introduced Privasys Wallet, a mobile authenticator that verifies enclave attesta…
Read more →Authentication has always been a one-way street. You prove who you are to the server. The server tel…
Read more →One of the things we love about WebAssembly is that it finally gives us a proper type system at the …
Read more →Every secrets management system, from a €100,000 HSM appliance to a HashiCorp Vault cluster, faces t…
Read more →Intel TDX and AMD SEV-SNP encrypt a virtual machine's memory so that even the hypervisor and cloud p…
Read more →Remote attestation is the mechanism that makes Confidential Computing trustworthy. Without it, a TEE…
Read more →For the past decade, Confidential Computing has focused on one core promise: protect data while it i…
Read more →The Trust Problem in Confidential Computing Confidential Computing promises that data stays encrypte…
Read more →It has been ten years since the introduction of Confidential Computing with Intel SGX. As someone wh…
Read more →Artificial intelligence is transforming every industry, but it comes with a critical challenge: how …
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