How we solved rollback attacks
An untrusted host can never read your enclave's encrypted storage, but it can serve back an older snapshot and nothing in the ciphertext gives it away. What rollback attacks are, why they're dangerous, and how our synchronizer, an attested mesh of enclaves with no persistent storage at all, prevents them.
read →Six hard problems, one solution
Running a trusted enclave takes reproducible builds, secure deployment, attested connections, rollback-proof storage, controlled egress, and safe upgrades. Enclavia ships all six so developers can keep the experience simple without weakening the trust boundary.
read →Introducing Enclavia
Most companies handling sensitive data are one compromised employee, one misconfigured database, or one subpoena away from leaking everything. Hardware enclaves can fix this — but almost nobody's using them. Here's why, and what we're doing about it.
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