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Hi,
From this white paper : https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/innovative-technology-for-cpu-based-attestation-and-sealing
If you look at Table 2-2 in the reference, it mentions that the padding in the SECS is derived from the signature (presumably from the SIGSTRUCT).
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Hi Sam,
Signature Padding is included as an additional defense against padding attacks on the SIGSTRUCT signature. The signature padding being included in SGX keys results in the key being bound to a correctly composed signature over the enclave’s SIGSTRUCT and not key that signed the contents of SIGSTRUCT [MRSIGNER] or ISVSVN.
Thanks and Regards,
Surenthar Selvaraj
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Hi Sam,
Signature Padding is included as an additional defense against padding attacks on the SIGSTRUCT signature. The signature padding being included in SGX keys results in the key being bound to a correctly composed signature over the enclave’s SIGSTRUCT and not key that signed the contents of SIGSTRUCT [MRSIGNER] or ISVSVN.
Thanks and Regards,
Surenthar Selvaraj
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Thanks for your info....
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