> Intel is selling it as a way to keep secrets safe inside the processor against attackers with root/hypervisor software access or even physical access. Of course, a bevy of attacks in the recent months have demonstrated that this isn’t really achievable given the extremely large attack surface.
As a layman I have to wonder, should we expect similar attacks on Apple's Secure Enclave in the future?
As a layman I have to wonder, should we expect similar attacks on Apple's Secure Enclave in the future?