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The paper says that in the context of confidential computing, unauthorized entities could include other applications on the host, the host operating system and hypervisor, system administrators, service providers, and the infrastructure owner, or anyone else with physical access to the hardware.
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In the context of confidential computing, unauthorized entities could include other applications on the host, the host operating system and hypervisor, system administrators, service providers, and the infrastructure owner--or anyone else with physical access to the hardware.
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A Technical Analysis of Confidential Computing, v1.3
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How confidential computing protects data in use, and what falls outside it 10 Nov 2026
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