Secure Enclave

Secure Enclave is a hardware security feature from Apple in which secure data, such as a user's , is stored away from direct access by the processor to minimize the risk of it being compromised or by a .Storing Keys in the Secure Enclave, Apple Developer. Accessed 2021-07-18.
==Usage==
Secure Enclave is used to securely store biometric data used by Face ID and Touch ID.About Face ID advanced technology, Apple Support. 2020-02-26.About Touch ID advanced security technology, Apple Support. 2017-09-11. T-series chips that manage Secure Enclave are operated by bridgeOS.Everything You Should Know About Apple’s First-Party T2 Chip by Mike Peterson, AppleToolBox. 2018-11-05. Secure enclave also has a separate, dedicated boot ROM containing firmware called sepOS.Security certifications for SEP: Secure Key Store, Apple Support. 2020-09-18.Apple's Secure Enclave Processor (SEP) Firmware Decrypted, Hackaday
The use of Secure Enclave by iPhones, iPads, and Macs is comparable to new requirements being adopted by Microsoft in 2021 for Windows 11.Windows 11 won’t be officially supported by any Intel Mac — here’s why by Filipe Espósito, 9to5Mac. 2021-06-25.
==Apple hardware with Secure Enclave==
*Any mobile device with an Apple A7 or later A-series chip.
*Any Mac with an Apple M1 or T-series chip.
==References==
==External links==
*Secure Enclave at Apple Support
**Secure intent and connections to the Secure Enclave (2021-05-17)
**SecureEnclave at Apple Developer
*Secure Enclave Processor at The iPhone Wiki
* at Wikipedia
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