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Site Attestation: Browser-based Remote Attestation
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When a website is accessed, a connection is made using HTTPS to ensure that it ends with the website owner and that subsequent data traffic is secured. However, no further assurances can be given to a user. It is therefore a matter of trust that the site is secure and treats the information exchanged faithfully. This puts users at risk of interacting with insecure or even fraudulent systems. With the availability of confidential computing, which makes execution contexts secure from external access and remotely attestable, this situation can be fundamentally improved.
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- 10.1145/3722041.3723095
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- W4409095133
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- conference-paper
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- EN
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