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Attestation and Confidential Computing – a technical introduction

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Mike Bursell

Attestation and Confidential Computing

Attestation and Confidential Computing – a technical introduction

This article introduces attestation as it relates to Confidential Computing, explaining key features and why it matters for security assurances in executing applications within Trusted Execution Environments.

Mike Bursell

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March 20, 2025technical
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