Secure Multi-Party Applications in Open Enclave
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Describes Extended Enclave Initialization Data (EEID) in the Open Enclave SDK for Intel SGX and how EEID simplifies attestation when multiple code or data images (e.g., a JS interpreter plus third‑party script, or multiple users’ data) share an enclave address space. Explains that EEID combines attestation evidence, automatically re‑signs images at enclave startup with a known service key, and can also be used to adjust enclave configuration (memory, threads) by re‑signing images.
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