Is there a way to invoke code in an enclave programmatically?

[ssavvides]

Is there a way to invoke code in an enclave programmatically, say through a c function, and get the result back?

[johnmwshih]

There is already a in-enclave libc (musl libc) you can directly use. If the function contains syscalls which is not supported inside the enclave, you may leverage trampoline mechanism to do so.

[tsgates]

We don't have that kind of offloading/API model yet.

Taesoo

On 06/21/16 at 01:31pm, Savvas Savvides wrote:

Is there a way to invoke code in an enclave programmatically, say through a c function and get the result back?

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[dongsuh]

Tor example contains an RPC-like interface. But it's different from Windows
SGX SDK interface in that it actually is an RPC to an existing enclave.

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[ssavvides]

Could you point me to that example please?

[inasmkim]

In opensgx/Tor directory, there is a Tor program that communicates with an
enclave.
For example, in Tor/tor-0.2.5.10/src/tools/tor-gencert.c, it request an
enclave to create a RSA key pairs for Tor nodes.
It communicates with the enclave code located in
opensgx/user/test/tor/sgx-tor.c file.
In this case, we use pipe for the communication between an enclave and
application.
After establishing pipe with pipe_init() and pipe_open() (in sgx-tor.c),
data is communicated with read() and write() libc functions with the pipe
port.
You can refer the source code in these files.
For the general libc function, as Mingwei mentioned, we leverage functions
that are used in Tor to the trampoline.
(See user/sgx-trampoline.c and the source code of function in musl-libc
(libsgx/musl-libc).
Checking the implementation of malloc() in musl-libc is a good example to
follow how we implement the trampoline interface.

Thanks,
Seongmin

2016-06-22 22:51 GMT+09:00 Savvas Savvides [email protected]:

Reopened #42 #42.

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