Researchers have found a way to run malicious code on systems with Intel processors in such a way that the malware can’t be analyzed or identified by antivirus software, using the processor’s own ...

While Intel abandoned its in-chip DRM solution Software Guard Extensions (SGX) for its latest client CPUs, the technology is still causing trouble for its Xeon line. For those who came in late, ...

Intel is giving data center operators a new way to add hardware-based security to their servers that allows applications to securely run in untrusted environments. The Santa Clara, Calif.-based ...

Another day, another speculative execution-based attack. Data protected by Intel’s SGX—data that’s meant to be protected even from a malicious or hacked kernel—can be read by an attacker thanks to ...

Intel has adopted the security mechanism "SGX (Software Guard Extensions)" which isolates and executes sensitive information from Skylake generation CPU so as not to be read by malicious persons.

Mark Ermolov from the Russian IT security company Positive Technologies reports via X that he has overcome a central protection component of Intel's Software Guard Extensions (SGX). After several ...

Intel announced today Intel SGX Card, a new product to expand its SGX security feature to existing data center server infrastructure that wouldn't have been able to benefit from it due to hardware ...

A vulnerability has reportedly been discovered in Intel’s Software Guard eXtensions (SGX) allowing passwords, encrypted keys, and other sensitive data to be siphoned from a computer’s memory. On March ...

A new variation of the Spectre attack has been revealed this week by six scientists from the Ohio State University. Named SgxSpectre, researchers say this attack can extract information from Intel SGX ...

Intel SGX (Software Guard Extensions) is built into Intel Core processors, which allows developers to use CPU-based capabilities for safeguarding data from attack by storing data in an “enclave” on ...