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WireTap memory-bus interposer analysis breaks Intel SGX attestation on DDR4 systems

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Researchers demonstrated WireTap, a memory-bus interposer attack that can extract Intel SGX attestation keys on DDR4 systems, undermining enclave confidentiality and hardware trust. The technique matters because it can let an attacker masquerade as genuine SGX hardware while recovering secrets from supposedly trusted execution environments.

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    WireTap memory-bus interposer research on Intel SGX

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    Researchers from Georgia Institute of Technology and Purdue University demonstrated WireTap, a physical memory-bus interposer attack on Intel Software Guard eXtensions (SGX) that works on DDR4 systems to passively decrypt sensitive data and extract an SGX secret attestation key from the Quoting Enclave (QE), enabling ECDSA signing key recovery and forged SGX enclave reports. Intel said the technique is outside its threat model because it assumes a physical adversary with direct access to the hardware and a memory bus interposer, and Intel does not plan to issue a CVE.

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