Safeheron launches open-source TEE framework based on Intel SGX
Digital asset infrastructure provider Safeheron has officially released an open-source Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) framework based on the Intel SGX SDK, aimed at enhancing security and privacy protection in Web3 areas such as DeFi, payments, and DAOs. Developed using modern C++, this framework can create secure "enclaves" in any cloud service that supports Intel SGX. Safeheron stated that due to increasing concerns in the industry about closed systems, they decided to open-source the framework to accelerate ecosystem innovation. Their clients include MetaMask, Doo Group, and Amber Group, with cumulative transfer amounts exceeding $10 billion. (Cointelegraph)
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