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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
− | + | AMD-SP is a dedicated security processor incorporated into AMD's processors that provides the infrastructure for the security-related functionalities. Unlike a similar solution by Intel's {{intel|Management Engine|ME}} which is integrated into the chipset, AMD-SP is integrated into AMD's actual microprocessor die. AMD-SP itself is an [[ARM]] {{armh|Cortex-A5|l=arch}} core which uses the {{arm|TrustZone}} {{arm|extension}} as the isolated execution environment for their privileged processes and data. | |
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=== Functionalities === | === Functionalities === | ||
− | * {{x86|Secure Memory Encryption}} | + | * {{x86|Secure Memory Encryption}} |
− | * {{x86|Secure Encrypted Virtualization}} | + | * {{x86|Secure Encrypted Virtualization}} |
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== Vulnerabilities == | == Vulnerabilities == |