ARMing TrustZone with User-space Enclaves. Brasser, F., Gens, D., Jauernig, P., Sadeghi, A., & Stapf, E.
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ARM TrustZone is one of the most widely deployed security architecture providing Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Unfortunately, its usage and potential benefits for application developers and end users are largely limited due to restricted deployment policies imposed by device vendors. Restriction is enforced since every Trusted App (TA) increases the TEE’s attack surface: any vulnerable or malicious TA can compromise the system’s security. Hence, deploying a TA requires mutual trust between device vendor and application developer, incurring high costs for both. Vendors work around this by offering interfaces to selected TEE functionalities, however, these are not sufficient to securely implement advanced mobile services like banking. Extensive discussion of Intel’s SGX technology in academia and industry has unveiled the demand for an unrestricted use of TEEs, yet no comparable security architecture for mobile devices exists to this day.
@article{brasser_arming_nodate,
	title = {{ARMing} {TrustZone} with {User}-space {Enclaves}},
	abstract = {ARM TrustZone is one of the most widely deployed security architecture providing Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). Unfortunately, its usage and potential benefits for application developers and end users are largely limited due to restricted deployment policies imposed by device vendors. Restriction is enforced since every Trusted App (TA) increases the TEE’s attack surface: any vulnerable or malicious TA can compromise the system’s security. Hence, deploying a TA requires mutual trust between device vendor and application developer, incurring high costs for both. Vendors work around this by offering interfaces to selected TEE functionalities, however, these are not sufficient to securely implement advanced mobile services like banking. Extensive discussion of Intel’s SGX technology in academia and industry has unveiled the demand for an unrestricted use of TEEs, yet no comparable security architecture for mobile devices exists to this day.},
	language = {en},
	author = {Brasser, Ferdinand and Gens, David and Jauernig, Patrick and Sadeghi, Ahmad-Reza and Stapf, Emmanuel},
	keywords = {⛔ No DOI found},
	pages = {15}
}

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