Bringing honest computing to the WASM world
summary
Claims that Wasm plus TEEs and DLTs produce attestable, confidentiality-by-design systems, and demonstrates a running stack: Intel SGX enclaves hosting a Wasm runtime, assemblyscript modules for compact deterministic builds, and state backed by a distributed ledger. Deployments run across 7 machines across 3 data centers, remove cold starts, enable multi tenancy and near‑native performance, and emit an attestation quote that proves which binary runs in which enclave. Examples include AML analytics, tokenized metal trading, and CBDC prototypes.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 3:00Challenges in modern cloud
- 5:44The case for honest computing
- 9:05Designing an honest system
- 12:27Technological foundations
- 16:35The role of WebAssembly
- 20:20Real-world use cases
- 24:33Klave platform overview
- 26:42Live demo and conclusion
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