In a talk at the Black Hat Asia conference later this month, researchers from the Graz University of Technology in Austria plan to show how attackers can abuse Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGX) ...

Intel is giving data center operators a new way to add hardware-based security to their servers that allows applications to securely run in untrusted environments. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based ...

A team of academics has found a way to abuse Intel SGX enclaves to hide malicious code from security software and to allow the creation of what researchers are calling "super-malware." Intel Software ...

Intel Corp. today introduced a new data center product aimed at expanding access to SGX, a technology for protecting sensitive workloads that’s currently available only on a limited subset of its ...

Intel announced today Intel SGX Card, a new product to expand its SGX security feature to existing data center server infrastructure that wouldn't have been able to benefit from it due to hardware ...

Software Guide Extensions (SGX) is a method Intel introduced into its new newer chips to create a secure enclave area that developers believed would be able to isolate the program and its data from ...

Researchers have published a paper identifying a “Load Value Injection” proof-of-concept attack that targets Intel SGX processors. A vulnerability has reportedly been discovered in Intel’s Software ...

A new variation of the Spectre attack has been revealed this week by six scientists from the Ohio State University. Named SgxSpectre, researchers say this attack can extract information from Intel SGX ...

Intel processors are vulnerable to a new attack known as SGAxe that breaches the security guarantees of Intel Software Guard eXtensions (SGX) enclaves. It is designed to specifically target and leak ...

Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions) is built into Intel Core processors, which allows developers to use CPU-based capabilities for safeguarding data from attack by storing data in an “enclave” on ...