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Hello,
I would like to get an opinion about the following scenario:
- Boot the system and launch a linux distribution
- start a process which starts an enclave which seals a piece of data to the MRSIGNER of the enclave.
- reboot the platform
- Boot this time into a windows distribution
- unseal the previously sealed data
Would the above scenario allow me to unseal the data, given of course that i am launching the same enclave with the same MRSIGNER into both the linux and windows distributions?
thank you
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Yes, that scenario would work because the sealing key doesn't depend on the OS.
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Yes, that scenario would work because the sealing key doesn't depend on the OS.
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thank you.
do you think that there would be a way to seal that piece of data to the MRENCLAVE.
an enclave library layout in linux and windows would be different, hence so would be the MRENCLAVE. but do you know if there would be a way to recognize that enclave as the same one when launched on different os, or at least enable it to seal the same data?
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Hi jamason:
Till now, this is impossible. With key strategy setting to MrEnclave, you can not unseal the sealed data under different OS.
Regards
you

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