Proof Street reports on privacy technology, including selective disclosure in Zcash, confidential computing and the architectures behind confidential blockchain transactions. It examines how vendors and standards bodies define terms like 'encrypted in use' and how privacy features work in practice.

Mithril Security's blog covers confidential computing, trusted execution environments and AI security, including tools for verifiable AI training and tests and analyses of hardware security claims. Readers get technical write-ups on protecting AI models from tampering, cheating and supply chain attacks.

Technical product posts from Lit Protocol explaining how to use its enclave-based tools to keep AI agent credentials and customer data private and to build multichain wallets. Each issue explains common approaches, their weaknesses, and how Lit's approach works, including limits on what it protects against.

Community blog from the Enarx project covering its confidential computing runtime for WebAssembly workloads, with release notes, .NET demo write-ups and Try Enarx tutorials. Readers get project updates and examples of running sensitive code in protected environments such as SGX and SEV.