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linguine

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linguine

@0xlinguine

i dont know how to cook but i like to critique; larp @marlinprotocol

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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jan 3, 2025
Locking up an agent with a wallet in a TEE is what the cool AI devs are doing these days. But what does it mean? Should I trust the dev? Can I secure my agent similarly? Find answers to these questions in our latest article with @roshanrags @0xkrane @PrateekReddyy 🧵👇
bedlam research
@bedlamresearch
Jan 3, 2025
Securing TEE Apps: A Developer's Guide In this post, @roshanrags, @PrateekReddyy, @0xlinguine and @0xkrane explore the features that have made TEEs popular for crypto x AI, discuss security concerns and lay out some practical solutions to build TEE applications
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Sep 5, 2024
Bring back orderbook-based lending? Presenting a novel design that tackles the lack of liquidity in OBs by enabling AMMs to be built over an OB. This allows lenders to benefit from passive vaults while borrowers get the best rates quoted by MMs for any term. Morpho🤝EthLend
bedlam research
@bedlamresearch
Sep 5, 2024
Order Book Based-Lending This piece by @0xlinguine @0xprince and @0xkrane explores the design space for order book-based lending.
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 16, 2024
Compilation of aligned or unaligned takes on TEEs triggered by the presentations from @buchmanster @socrates1024 @tzhen @sxysun1 @maceip @sbellem @tzhen
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 24, 2024
Article
The notion of time in Symbiotic
@symbioticfi contracts are deployed on Ethereum. This includes contracts which contain data on which vault delegates how many tokens to a certain operator in a vault, and the functions to slash tokens...
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 29, 2024
Is this the right pattern to use when trying to compute using a TEE (with no FHE) on encrypted shared state that's to be persisted? Introduced reencryption with a session key to reduce loss if the TEE key is extracted. Is this secure and also the most optimal design possible?
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 22, 2024
Features: - arbitrary compute with server-like performance and integrity guarantees - query or expose HTTPS endpoints/APIs - data confidentiality (protect queries/strategies/models/code); send, read/write encrypted data with decryption inside the TEE Capping downside risks: -
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 7, 2024
Mikerah
@badcryptobitch
Aug 6, 2024
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 17, 2024
Coprocessor gateways like that of @MarlinProtocol’s Oyster can probably use these commitments as receipts to prove that they indeed sent txns (containing results) to the mempool at the max gas price specified by users (when txns fail to meet deadline & avoid slashing) 🤔
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 11, 2024
Another great use case of TEEs. Run any type of binary on demand in a distributed manner.
Fede’s intern 🥊
@fede_intern
Aug 11, 2024
Is there any Heroku - decentralized Lambda like AVS where I can run easily any type of binary in a distributed manner? @dabit3 @sreeramkannan I don’t know anybody doing this and it could be pretty useful. I am pretty sure many already thought about it.
marlin.org
Oyster | Offchain services powered by TEEs
Deploy your backends or extend your smart contracts on Oyster's TEE-based coprocessors with minimal changes
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 28, 2024
No one is talking about Kamala’s speech because she securely delivered it in a TEE
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 11, 2024
Replying to @fede_intern @dabit3 and @sreeramkannan
Oyster Serverless docs.marlin.org/learn/oyster/s…
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Jul 16, 2024
Replying to @rj_aligned @thisisrj and @alignedlayer
The thing about TEEs is that unlike zk where proof aggregation is still quite intensive, attestation chaining is quite trivial and doesn't require a verification layer per se.
Marlin
@MarlinProtocol
Jul 16, 2024
May appear that attestation verification is expensive. But not every attestation has to be verified onchain! Once attested, an enclave can verify more attestations cheaply with only signatures from that enclave required to be verified onchain, maintaining the same root of trust.
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 27, 2024
Why isn’t anyone looking at it from the same lens as they view smart contracts? As time passes, and more areas for possible vulnerabilities are discovered, the next gen updates get that much more robust.
buffalu
@buffalu__
Aug 26, 2024
I don’t know much about SGX/TEE, but this seems very bad. Can someone correct me?
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linguine
@0xlinguine
Aug 13, 2024
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Lisa Akselrod
@cryptobuilder_
Aug 12, 2024
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