The article discusses Veracruz, a framework designed to facilitate secure collaborations among untrusting parties by using isolates as a neutral ground for computation protection. It supports hardware-backed Confidential Computing technologies like AWS Nitro Enclaves, alongside a software approach via IceCap, which operates on the seL4 microkernel. Veracruz aims to streamline the deployment of delegated computations, providing a consistent programming and attestation model across both modern and legacy hardware platforms. Both Veracruz and IceCap are open-source and have been adopted by the Confidential Computing Consortium, which signals their relevance in the field.
Veracruz introduces a framework for designing privacy-preserving delegated computations among mutually mistrusting parties, leveraging isolates to safeguard computations from interference.
Veracruz integrates seamlessly with Confidential Computing technologies, such as AWS Nitro Enclaves, thereby offering a versatile solution for secure computation across diverse platforms.
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