Hilton Orlando Lake Buena Vista, Orlando, FL, U.S.
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Dr CloudLove, or how I learned to trust my CSP (not)
Abstract
The Cloud is just somebody else's computer. So when you run a workload on a cloud host, anyone who owns (or pwns) that system can look into it or change the data or even the application itself. You have no confidentiality or integrity protection from your Cloud Service Provider, rogue sysadmins or just anyone who compromises their machines. Confidential computing uses hardware-based trusted execution environments (e.g. Intel SGX, AMD SEV or Arm 9 Realms) to provide these protections, but it's difficult to use and complex to understand.
This session will introduce the problem at a technical level, explain some of the solutions, and discuss why confidential computing is on its way - but not an easy fix (yet). Come and be amused, horrified and excited; all in one presentation.
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Abstract The Cloud is just somebody else's computer. So when you run a workload on a cloud host, anyone who owns (or pwns) that system can look into it or change the data or even the application itself. You have no confidentiality or integrity protection from your Cloud Service Provider, rogue sysadmins or just anyone who compromises their machines. Confidential computing uses hardware-based trusted execution environments (e.g. Intel SGX, AMD SEV or Arm 9 Realms) to provide these protections, but it's difficult to use and complex to understand.
This session will introduce the problem at a technical level, explain some of the solutions, and discuss why confidential computing is on its way - but not an easy fix (yet). Come and be amused, horrified and excited; all in one presentation.