The Enarx project announced the Cryptle Hack Challenge at Wasm Day / KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe 2022. Cryptle is a secure multi-player clone of Wordle with Enarx. The goal of the Cryptle Hack Challenge is to uncover vulnerabilities in the Enarx project.
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Enarx 0.5.0 Released! Many new/improved features: New enarx deploy subcommand. SGX with EDMM / SGX2 support. Dev/testing from MacOS and Raspberry Pi 4B now possible.
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Enarx can now be compiled on additional platforms in a light development version, from MacOS to Raspberry Pi.
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Why is WebAssembly exciting, why should you get involved, and why does the Enarx project use it? Find out more with the co-founder of the Enarx project and CEO of Profian, Mike Bursell.
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Enarx 0.4.0 has been released with SGX2 support, improved TLS support, and much more.
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The Enarx project has just recently hit 1,500 commits and 500 stars. These are big milestones for us, and Nathaniel and I - and everyone associated with the project - would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone involved in the project for their hard work and dedication.
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The Enarx project has published its third release, version 0.3.0, called Chittorgarh. It now provides:
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The Enarx project has published its second release, version 0.2.0, called Balmoral. It now supports WASI networking with pre-opened sockets and SEV-SNP attestation.
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LFX Mentorship helps open source projects like Enarx to find talented new contributors to grow a healthy community through mentorships.
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Metrics are important to understand and grow a healthy open source community. These metrics may be related to the code base (number of issues, pull requests, etc), documentation (number of tutorials, accessibility, etc), discussions (engagement in chat, mailing lists, forums, etc), social media (followers and impressions in Twitter, LinkedIn, etc), or events (number of participants, demographics, etc).
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