
BIS examines TEE use for protecting central bank data
- —BIS lists three core TEE guarantees: code authenticity, execution integrity and in-use data confidentiality
- —Use cases include AML/CFT checks, stress tests, digital wallets and cross-border statistics analysis
- —Risks include side-channel attacks, host manipulation, rollback attacks and supply-chain compromise
- —TEEs cannot replace legal controls, governance and audit procedures
Why it matters: The report sets a framework for central banks and crypto firms: TEEs can ease data sharing but require separate governance and audit.
Source: TokenPost
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