Nito Guide Leaves Final Hardware Attestation Checks to Users

Nito’s verification guide returns raw hardware-attestation evidence, leaving the final signature checks to users or client software.

Nito describes a trusted execution environment as a hardware-protected area for running code and data. Its documentation says attestations identify the hardware and measure the code running inside. The guide provides the evidence but does not perform the final hardware-signature checks.

For encrypted inference, Nito describes requests being relayed to privacy-preserving hardware, where a model processes them. Nito says the hardware operator cannot read the protected memory.