Alec Fernandez (alfernandez@microsoft.com) At the end of 2022, the Confidential Computing Consortium amended the definition of Confidential Computing. We added attestation as an explicit part of the definition, but beyond...
Read MoreConfidential Computing is available in production today. It provides practical, useful protections for data in use and in a few years, we should see Homomorphic Encryption become available for production use cases. Running FHE computations in a Confidential Computing enclave will add code integrity protection to FHE and defense in depth to Confidential Computing.
Read MoreShanwei Cen (@shnwc), Dan Middleton (@dcmiddle) We’re excited to announce some recent attestation news. One of the hallmarks of confidential computing is the ability to build trusted communication with an...
Read MoreThe Confidential Computing Consortium (CCC) was present at the 25th edition of Black Hat USA and the 30th edition of DEF CON. At Intel’s booth for Black Hat, there was a big effort...
Read MoreJuly 7, 2022 To Whom It May Concern: Please consider the following submission to the Request for Information on Advancing Privacy-Enhancing Technologies from the Confidential Computing Consortium. The Confidential Computing...
Read MoreThe Confidential Computing Consortium (CCC) was one of the 10 communities selected to be part of Roadsec, LATAM’s largest hacker conference. Over 5000 participants were present at this in-person conference held...
Read MoreCheck out what the CCC Projects have been up to! Gramine Gramine project (formerly known as Graphene) will release a new stable version v1.2 in upcoming weeks. Gramine is a...
Read MoreCheck out what the CCC Projects have been up to! Gramine Following the first production-ready release “v1.0”, The Gramine Project is releasing “v1.1” in upcoming weeks. One highlight of this...
Read MoreWe are just finishing the second year of the Confidential Computing Consortium, and it is time once again to look back on what the members have accomplished together. Membership &...
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