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GRAMINER: Fuzz Testing Gramine LibOS to Harden the Trusted Computing Base
Intel SGX [1] enables a variety of valuable use cases (e.g., secure data sharing [13]) by protecting an application from all other untrusted parties (e.g., host kernel). However, incorporating Intel SGX in the conventional software development introduces additional requirements. New interface between the application running in an SGX enclave and the host kernel (i.e., ecall and ocall [1]) is one of the requirements.
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