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Computer memory refers to a physical device that is used to store sequences of instructions (programs) or data (program state information) on a temporary or permanent basis for use in a computer.
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Implications of securing data in RAM
What can help is new memory encryption technologies like Intel's SGX and AMD's SEV that rely on a hardware root-of-trust. … In the case of Intel SGX, an application's data is encrypted in memory using a key that is accessible only to the CPU, and can be pinned to a specific code, such that no other application (even a root …
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