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Intel SGX web applications in linux

Ziidev
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‎04-23-2022 11:40 AM
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I am new to Intel SGX platform and i am not coder, so please explain in lame words. I want to know how we can develop a web application using Intel Sgx. A basic code would also be helpful, like a hello world string posted over the website using SGX ocall. I basically want to know how to connect these two applications. Do we build library and then call them in web apps or there is a direct way to inject sgx code into web.

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JesusG_Intel
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‎05-06-2022 04:42 PM
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(I meant to post this in the forum)


Hello Ziidev, we found a workaround that will allow you to install the Intel SGX SDK.

 

  1. Rename the SGX SDK installer .exe to SGX_installer.zip. Change the extension from .exe to .zip.
  2. Extract the SGX SDK installer .zip
  3. Go to the directory: SGX SDK/installs
  4. Double click on the components you want to install:
    1. SGX_SDK_100.msi
    2. SEWizardVS20xx
    3. SEConfigureVS20xx

 

Sincerely,

Jesus G.

Intel Customer Support


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JesusG_Intel
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‎05-25-2022 07:42 AM
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Hello Ziidev,


I will close this case now as there is nothing we can recommend now. Please open a new thread if you encounter further issues.


I wish you the best.


Sincerely,

Jesus G.

Intel Customer Support


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