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Comment #44737917
You can have a look at this project that shows how with proper abstractions you can minimize unsafe Rust for low level firmware. Specifically look for page token, page allocator an…
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Comment #44061487
I agree with your point, we need common abstractions across different TEE architectures! The CoVE specification addresses fragmentation in the RISC-V ecosystem by defining a unifie…
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Comment #44060764
The CoVE specification defines a unified confidential computing architecture for RISC-V that scales across embedded, edge, and cloud use cases. The system designers select the appr…
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Comment #44060231
There are two key differences: (1) ACE leverages hardware virtualization support, including an MMU, to enable confidential virtual machines. In contrast, Keystone is designed for s…
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Show HN: Confidential computing for high-assurance RISC-V embedded systems
Dear HN community! Looking forward to hearing your feedback on ACE (assured confidential execution), technology that implements VM-based trusted execution environment (TEE) for emb…
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Comment #40260208
Some other tool (Coq-based) to formally verify unsafe Rust https://gitlab.mpi-sws.org/lgaeher/refinedrust-dev
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Comment #37186652
This article simplifies the problem and commits factual errors. TPM is not HSM, not enclave, and it does not allow running arbitrary computation. TPM is a specification of a secure…
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Comment #33933664
I recommend going through a course on the database scheme design.