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# 什麼是TEE環境？

**TEE（Trusted Execution Environment，可信執行環境）** 是一種專門的安全技術，用於在計算設備中創建一個隔離且可信的執行空間。TEE作為獨立隔離的內存環境，將敏感代碼和資料保存於TEE，對其進行修改或者運算操作時，需要證書授權。此防護可以在進行加密計算和資訊處理時，杜絕駭客在記憶體進行資訊的竄改和盜取。

Cregis的TEE（可信執行環境）基於Intel SGX技術與AWS Nitro Enclaves構建。


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