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by gmlenovo22
309 days ago
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I don't buy this. They could run one secure enclave runningng the legit version of code and one insecure hardware running insecure software. Then they put a load balancer in front of both. When people ask for the attestation the LB sends traffic to the secure enclave, so you get the attestation back and all seems good. When people send vpn traffic the loadbalancer sends them to the insecure hardware with insecure software. So sgx proves nothing.. |
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They are proving that they are the ones hosting the VPN server - not some server that stole their software and are running a honeypot and that the hosting company has not tampered with it.
So in the end you still have to trust the company that they are not sharing the certificates with 3rd parties.