> they're not perfect
Could you elaborate, please?
I might be naive, but what fundamentally worries me about (especially proprietary) TEE is that it makes clearer, to lower levels of hardware, that particular memory regions are used for sensitive information. I worry whether it's potentially ironically even more vulnerable specifically for firmware attackers (of whatever related components and the TEEs themselves).
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2026-10-04 14:46:24 UTC
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