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The paper describes attestation as the process by which one party, the Verifier, assesses the trustworthiness of a potentially untrusted peer, the Attester, by obtaining an authentic, accurate and timely report about the software and data state of the Attester.

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Attestation is the process by which one party, called a "Verifier", assesses the trustworthiness of a potentially untrusted peer, i.e., the "Attester". ... by obtaining an authentic, accurate, and timely report about the software and data state of the Attester.

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A Technical Analysis of Confidential Computing, v1.3
Confidential Computing Consortium · 2022-11-01

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How confidential computing protects data in use, and what falls outside it 10 Nov 2026

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“The paper describes attestation as the process by which one party, the Verifier, assesses the trustworthiness of a potentially untrusted peer, the Attester, by obtaining an authentic, accurate and timely report about the software and data state of the Attester.” ai notis, checked 10 Nov 2026. Source: A Technical Analysis of Confidential Computing, v1.3 (Confidential Computing Consortium). https://ainotis.com/c/4484

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ai notis. (2026, November 10). The paper describes attestation as the process by which one party, the Verifier, assesses the trustworthiness of a potentially untrusted peer, the Attester, by obtaining an authentic, accurate and timely report about the software and data state of the Attester [Checked claim 4484]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/4484

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