Examine the limitations of Intel SGX Remote Attestation for ensuring confidentiality and integrity of unmodified cloud applications in this 50-minute Black Hat conference talk. Explore Yogesh Swami's argument that the current attestation mechanism falls short of providing comprehensive security guarantees for cloud-based software execution.
Overview
Syllabus
Intel SGX Remote Attestation is Not Sufficient
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Black Hat
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