Privacy in Litentry II: Trusted Execution Environment Explained
*You can find the first part of the article here. Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) is a secure area, also known as an “Enclave,” on the CPU that is isolated from the main operating system (OS). It is designed to protect data and ensure that it is stored, processed, and kept secure. TEE is secured by an isolated, cryptographic electronic structure that is resistant to malicious attacks and unauthorized access. The hardware manufacturer guarantees that no one — not even the system administra...
Privacy in Litentry II: Trusted Execution Environment Explained
*You can find the first part of the article here. Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) is a secure area, also known as an “Enclave,” on the CPU that is isolated from the main operating system (OS). It is designed to protect data and ensure that it is stored, processed, and kept secure. TEE is secured by an isolated, cryptographic electronic structure that is resistant to malicious attacks and unauthorized access. The hardware manufacturer guarantees that no one — not even the system administra...
Privacy in Litentry I: Implications and Design - Litentry - Medium
“I care about my data. It’s crucial to be able to hide certain aspects.” — an anonymous web3 user.Privacy plays a crucial role in the design of the Litentry Protocol. However, this isn’t always the case in web3 projects, as people often conflate anonymity with privacy, or misunderstand that we must compromise privacy for trust. In this article we will talk about the philosophical foundations of privacy in Web3, and how that informs the privacy preserving designs in the Litentry Protocol.What ...
Privacy in Litentry I: Implications and Design - Litentry - Medium
“I care about my data. It’s crucial to be able to hide certain aspects.” — an anonymous web3 user.Privacy plays a crucial role in the design of the Litentry Protocol. However, this isn’t always the case in web3 projects, as people often conflate anonymity with privacy, or misunderstand that we must compromise privacy for trust. In this article we will talk about the philosophical foundations of privacy in Web3, and how that informs the privacy preserving designs in the Litentry Protocol.What ...
