This series of tutorials has a nice website: https://www.mithrilsecurity.io/confidential-computing-explained/overview
Welcome to our series of tutorials on Confidential Computing!
Our goal is to give developers a better understanding of this amazing security technology. By the end of all the tutorials, you'll know how to securely run an enclave, attest it, communicate with it and store it.
We will go over some theory before quickly moving on to practice, because we believe in learning by coding!
All the tutorials will be oriented toward implementing an application with Confidential Computing. We'll go over how to build it, show how it works and highlight the strengths and constraints.
We recommend you do the tutorials in order - the whole structure has been thought like chapters in a book.
Experience in C/C++ and Linux is required to fully follow this series.
Some intermediary knowledge of cryptography is also needed
Some parts will require specific machines to be run, because Confidential Computing is a hardware-based solution. We’ll explain which ones and how to set them up at the beginning of the tutorials.
Confidential Computing has been gaining more and more traction and is driven today by the main hardware providers. Intel initially proposed Intel SGX in 2014, to secure processes. They were followed by AMD with SEV SNP to deploy confidential VMs. And Nvidia will release confidential GPUs in 2023.
It’s an exciting time to learn about Confidential Computing! We’re happy to take you with us on this journey to learn how to build confidential apps 🔥
🚧 The course has started, but is still under construction 🚧