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Secure Enclave
Security
A protected chip/area that keeps secrets safer.
Definition
A secure enclave is special hardware (or a protected area) that stores sensitive secrets like encryption keys and biometric data more safely than normal memory.
In plain English
A protected chip/area that keeps secrets safer.
Why this matters
Why it matters: It helps protect your private data even if other parts of the system are attacked.
Example
Example: Your phone stores encryption keys in a secure enclave to protect device data.