iExec RLC (RLC) News

Data isn't the only thing worth protecting. Your logic is, too. Model parameters, scoring thresholds, API keys. On iExec, an iApp's secrets are delivered only inside the TEE at runtime, never exposed to the machine running it. https://t.co/bn5Iz48Dog

A TEE isn't a file safe. It's an isolated computer. Software runs inside. Data lives inside. The host, hypervisor, OS, even the cloud operator, can't read what's happening in there. Intel TDX calls this a Trust Domain. Different TEE, same principle: protect computation, not https://t.co/J8XlL2Bh6d

Privacy design fails at disclosure, not at encryption. The question isn't how do we encrypt it? It's who gets to see it, and when?

Public infrastructure should expose the rules and the proof. Not the positions, the amounts, or the strategy. https://t.co/Oz6PaK6IaS

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