Intel's SGX allows user-level and OS code to define "enclaves", private regions of memory, whose contents are protected and are intended to prevent reading or saving by any process outside the enclave itself, including processes running at higher privilege levels. It must be opted in to by the user through their BIOS settings on a supported system, as SGX is disabled by default, and is only available on selected Intel CPUs.
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Enable Intel SGX (software guard extensions) in Ubuntu 18.04?
I need SGX support in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS for my Asus k456Q laptop with a Core i7-7500 CPU(which supports SGX) and bios version 303(X456UQK) , but I find no settings related to SGX in the BIOS/Firmware settings.
Intel's website said SGX requires the…
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Unable to enable TPM on ASUS laptop after motherboard repair
I'm having trouble enabling TPM 2.0 on my ASUS laptop, which is preventing me from playing Valorant. When I try to launch the game, I receive an error message stating:
Your account does not meet the following requirements in order to play - TPM 2.0…
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