I have a python application that generates a pdf report. This report should be
signed so that it can't be changed (file can be read and then data can be
signed) with a private key stored in SGX. Besides, on the first run, the key
pair should be generated. It would also be very useful to restrict
> Does teaclave supports delete the uploaded data\function\task？
No.
> Where are the data\wasm function files store in? Is the storage service
> enclave?
They are stored in the *storage service*, i.e., a database protected by encalve.
> Do the data\function files exist when the teaclave servic
Sorry, I'm not sure if I understand this question correctly. Do you mean
signing the _input data_?
Can you give me more context of why "generating a key pair from python and use
it to sign data"? Thanks!
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Is it possible to generate a private-public key pair from python (if it does
not already exist), and use it to sign data (all from python using teaclave
library)?
Similar to this example from Intel:
https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/articles/code-sample-gateway-key-provisio
