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Open Enclave SDK

Confidential Computing Consortium (foundation). Other Linux Foundation, Open Enclave SDK, a Confidential Computing Consortium project (an open community under the Linux Foundation), released. MIT. Mapped; as of .

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A hardware-agnostic SDK for building applications that run their trusted part inside a hardware-based trusted execution environment, called an enclave.

Where it sits

3.1 Execution sandboxes (primary): Lets a developer split an application into an untrusted host and a trusted enclave, a protected memory region in a hardware trusted execution environment.

The Open Enclave SDK is a hardware-agnostic open source library for developing applications that utilize Hardware-based Trusted Execution Environments

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An _enclave_ is a protected memory region that provides confidentiality for data and code execution.

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Facts

Concern
security
Names the law
no
Subject
software
Used by
those who make it
Runs
at runtime
Policy comes from
vendor defaults
Can the agent bypass it
depends

Handoffs

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