> Any network protocol can be spoofed, with varying degrees of difficulty.
Because of the cryptographic verifications, the communication cannot be spoofed.
Because of the cryptographic verifications, the communication cannot be spoofed.
The trust chain ends with you trusting Intel to only make CPUs that do what they say they do, so that if the code doesn't say to clone a private key, it won't.
(You also have to trust the owners to not correlate your traffic from outside the enclave, which is the same as every VPN, so this adds nothing)
The second part in terms of correlations is untrue since we include a number of techniques to frustrate timing attacks among other things.
Additionally, if you’re still talking about trust it means you don’t understand the technical implications of this.