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Nitro Enclave Attestation Shim

The Nitro Attestation Shim requests a TLS certificate from Let's Encrypt, terminates TLS within an AWS Nitro Enclave, and serves the remote attestation including the TLS certificate fingerprint.

Usage

nitro-attestation-shim -u UPSTREAM_PORT -e EMAIL [OPTIONS] -- [COMMAND]

Required Flags

  • -u, --upstream-port: HTTP port to connect to upstream server
  • -e, --email: Email address for Let's Encrypt account registration

Optional Flags

  • -s, --staging-ca: Use Let's Encrypt staging environment instead of production
  • -p, --paths: Specific paths to proxy to the upstream server (if empty, all paths are proxied)

AF_VSOCK Ports

Port Direction Description
443 Listen Service proxy and attestation server
8080 Listen Control API (HTTP)
7443 Connect Host TLS egress proxy

Network Configuration

The shim automatically configures a loopback address. The runtime container must support iproute2.

Example

nitro-attestation-shim -u 8000 -e [email protected] -s -p /api/v1 -- python3 -m http.server

Notes

  • The shim waits for 1 second on startup to allow for console attachment

Host preparation on Amazon Linux

sudo dnf install -y git socat docker aws-nitro-enclaves-cli aws-nitro-enclaves-cli-devel
sudo usermod -aG ne ec2-user
sudo usermod -aG docker ec2-user

# Optionally increase memory and CPU allocation
sudo sed -i 's/^memory.*/memory_mib: 24576/' /etc/nitro_enclaves/allocator.yaml

sudo systemctl enable --now docker
sudo systemctl enable --now nitro-enclaves-allocator

Development

To build a new release, push a new tag using semver (vX.Y.Z). GitHub Actions will build and publish the image to ghcr.io/tinfoilanalytics/nitro-attestation-shim.

The shim container image doesn't run any code itself, but rather serves as a parent layer for the application specific container image. The shim binary is available at /nitro-attestation-shim in the container to copy into your runtime layer. See the nginx Dockerfile for a simple example.