On June 13, Marlin, a verifiable computing protocol based on TEE and ZK, announced a partnership with the general zero-knowledge proof platform ZKM to provide higher scalability and efficiency for ZK proof generation. The ZK proof market Kalypso will provide a platform for ZKM to connect with users and protocols that need ZK functionality. Developers can use ZKM's zkVM for complex calculations on the Marlin network, accessing various hardware providers through Kalypso.

Odaily Planet Daily News According to the announcement on the X platform, Ternoa, a privacy project based on Ethereum and Substrate, plans to launch the Ternoa zkEVM Testnet on May 31. It is reported that Ternoa is supported by TEE co-processors and Polygon CDK, and leverages Avail for cross-chain compatibility.

Recently, CertiK tested devices equipped with TEE-based dedicated wallets, revealing a major vulnerability in the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) for mobile devices, according to Golden Finance. TEE has long been considered the ultimate line of defense for device security, and it requires users to access the TEE wallet by providing a "safe mode" within the device when the wallet is set up. However, CertiK's test results show that the attacker was able to easily extract the PIN code stored in the TEE to access the wallet and obtain the private key, thereby successfully stealing the asset. The vendor of the test equipment quickly contacted CertiK and fixed the issue with the TEE seed bank in the latest version. CertiK stressed that Web3 users must remain vigilant and beware of flaws in the implementation of security measures. When necessary, you should seek professional third-party security audits and techniques to protect your assets.