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## [SSLab](/sgx101/sslab.md)

SSLab represents the [Systems Software & Security Lab](https://gts3.org/) from Georgia Institute of Technology led by [Prof. Taesoo Kim](https://taesoo.kim/).

We have been actively working on SGX related research. These research projects can be broadly classified into three different categories: System Design, Defense, and Attack.

* Please take a look at our achievements on Attacks and Defenses for Intel SGX (download link blow). Demo videos can be viewed under [SGX Bootstrap/CCS17 Tutorial](/sgx101/sgx-bootstrap/ccs17-tutorial.md).

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## [SGX Bootstrap](/sgx101/sgx-bootstrap.md)

This is the very place to learn building your first application with Intel SGX in mind.

## [SGX Security](/sgx101/sgx-security.md)

Intel SGX is not as secure as we thought.

## [Other Resources](/sgx101/resources.md)

Here you can look up various resources related to Intel SGX for reference.

## [About Us](/sgx101/about-us.md)


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