For detection of SGX/non-SGX (for example in regression tests) always
use the SGX environment variable. To generate launch/EINIT tokens use
the new 'sgx-tokens' Make target.
.packed directories are originally created for testing on non-Linux platforms. The usage is mostly obsolete right now, and the binaries are completely out-dated. A better strategy would be to create a hook in the github to release binary packages.
- Fixing AES-CMAC algorithm
- Using SHA512 to hash file stubs (much faster than SHA256 and AES-CMAC)
- Hardening enclave interface (still work-in-progress); delt with issue #28
- Handling socket/pipe polling better
- Allowing setting the lowest heap address in enclaves ('sgx.heap_min' in manifest)
- Fixing the pipe between processes (for SGX)
- Fixing race condition in futex handling in LibOS
- Inheriting epoll handles in forked chilren
- Assigning signal code (now only hard-coding FPE_INTDIV, BUS_ADRERR, SEGV_ACCERR, SEGV_MAPERR)
- Fixing race condition in vma allocation (likely to fix bug() in bookkeep/shim_vma.c)
- Clearer debug message in LibOS
- Fixing calling convention in LibOS and glibc
- Fixing futex behavior (FUTEX_WAIT takes relative time, FUTEX_WAIT_BITSET takes absolute time)
- More system call implemented
- More application working (NGINX)
Release of Graphene SGX:
Supporting native Linux application in Intel SGX enclaves.
Most applications are supported. Some features may still be buggy.
Improving portability of Graphene:
Eliminating GCC-ism of the host-generic code.
Easier to port to non-Posix platform (e.g., Windows without Cygwin).
- Bugfixes in PAL and SHIM
- Improvement of migration scheme in SHIM, which largely speed up
forking
- Upgrade glibc to 2.19
- FreeBSD port
- Support OpenJDK, python and R
Plenty of bugfixes for Linux kernel later than 3.5 and Ubuntu later than 10.10.
More organized code to improve portability.
Regression tests for Pal to test completeness of implementation.
Michał Kowalczyk