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m1ghtym0
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Comment #45835616
Exactly, attestation is what matters. Excluding the inference provider from the prompt is the USP here. Privatemode can do that via an attestation chain (source code -> reproducibl…
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Comment #43115452
Love it \o/
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Comment #34082305
An alternative to using own servers, which are not feasible for every company would be isolated and encrypted GitLab/GitHub deployments as described here: https://dev.to/flxflx/set…
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Comment #33742588
Yes and no. It's a technological problem in the sense that there is a technological solution to this. See the Delos Cloud for example: https://www.handelsblatt.com/technik/it-inter…
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Comment #33741967
Maybe they should deploy it via Constellation https://github.com/edgelesssys/constellation
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Comment #33231962
What's your favorite take-away?
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Comment #33189832
I hear that argument a lot. The key aspect here is remote attestation. Often enough CC is only seen from a memory encryption angle. It's maybe not straight forward, however remote …
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Comment #33189768
You are correct, KMS implement important aspects of key management. The conclusion of the article is not replacing KMS with Confidential Computing. Instead, the idea is to combine …
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Comment #33189702
The thing you're looking for is called remote attestation. That means there is a direct channel from the hardware to the user that attests the confidentiality and integrity of the …
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Comment #33188421
BYOK was a lie because it was only protecting keys at rest. When the environment in use becomes accessible to so many actors, customers lose control of their keys and identities on…
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Comment #33175795
Applying Kata for TEEs and bringing Confidential Computing to Kubernetes is an awesome concept. I'm less sold on the original reverse idea of using VMs instead of containers for en…
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Comment #33175647
A deep dive into how Hashicorp, Confluent, Databricks, and CockroachDB grew their communities in the early days.
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