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Hyperscalers like AWS, Azure or Google transition their datacenters to a confidential computing stack to protect their cloud against the growing invasion of hacks (eg. implemented …

This project enables you to engage in secure and cost-effective conversations while safeguarding sensitive data and files: - prompt ChatGPT with extensive documents or a large numb…

Confidential Cloud computing is the answer and hyperscalers work on that. You literally put your data in a black box.

I would take any database (eg Mongo, Maria, …) patch out the „delete“ queries, and run the DB in a confidential cloud like enclaive.cloud. Leveraging attestation and confidential c…

Fully agree. The architecure design is weak, given the fact that TEE-based approaches allow the hardening of process isolation.

What bothers me is not that the hack is done in 3min, but the capability to open the front trunk and door while driving

HashiCorp vault is the de-facto key management solution to rotate keys in docker, docker swarm or k8s environments. So far, HashiCorp Vault allowed for data-at-rest encryption of k…

Hyperscalers are silently working on technologies to make cloud the safest places for workloads. Among the technologies is confidential cloud computing, isolating for the very firs…

If folks are interested in running applications in Intel SGX enclaves in the cloud, giving your workload extra security and privacy power, follow this tutorial.

My argument is based on the increased entropy of cryptographic keys replacing user-chosen passwords. So brute-forcing and social engineering becomes harder.

Clearly more secure than password based authentication. I hope it will finally kill phishing attacks.

One of the top tier open source conferences in Europe holds a track on confidential computing. Videos available after the conference.

Researchers found security pitfalls in IBM’s cloud infrastructure