Intel and AMD trusted enclaves, the backbone of network security, fall to physical attacks
Chipmakers argue that physical attacks are not a significant threat in their security models, but many users remain concerned.
MAIN POINTS
- Chipmakers do not prioritize physical attacks in their security threat models.
- Users are still worried about the potential for physical attacks on devices.
- There is a disconnect between chipmakers' security priorities and user concerns.
- The debate highlights differing perspectives on device security risks.
TAKEAWAYS
- Chipmakers focus more on software and network security threats.
- Users may need to take additional precautions against physical attacks.
- Better communication is needed between chipmakers and users regarding security threats.
- Understanding user concerns can help improve future security models.