Database/Firmware, BMC & network fabric
Intel processors / SGX (load value injection): MULTI-TENANT ISOLATION: The inverse of Meltdown: instead of leaking data
Impact
MULTI-TENANT ISOLATION: The inverse of Meltdown: instead of leaking data out of the enclave, the attacker injects a value into a faulting load inside the victim enclave and steers its transient execution into attacker-chosen gadgets. That gives enclave-secret extraction from outside the enclave, again breaking the SGX guarantee against a privileged host.
Who can reach it
Local privileged code on the host targeting a victim enclave on the same machine.
What to do
SGX SDK/PSW update that inserts LFENCE serialisation in enclave code, plus microcode. The software mitigation requires recompiling enclaves with the patched SDK - a code change for whoever ships the enclave, not something the operator can apply unilaterally - and it carries a heavy performance cost. Microcode is late-loadable at boot; enclave recompilation is not. Re-attestation required.
References
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