Kima Security: TSS + Intel SGX Explained

🔐 What does "TSS + Intel SGX" mean in Kima’s infrastructure?

Let’s break it down 👇

🧩 Threshold Secret Sharing (TSS): Instead of a single private key controlling access to funds, the key is split among multiple validators.

➡️ Only when a predefined number (e.g., 3 of 5) agree, the transaction can go through.
- This eliminates single points of failure and enhances trustlessness.

🛡 Intel SGX (Secure Enclave): SGX is a hardware-level security layer that creates an isolated environment (enclave) inside a computer’s CPU.
➡️ Validators run critical operations inside SGX, meaning even if a machine is compromised, private data stays safe.

Together = Unmatched Security

By combining TSS (decentralized trust) with Intel SGX (hardware-level protection), Kima ensures that:

🔒 No single entity can move funds
🧠 Private data is shielded even from attackers with system access
🚫 Eliminates the risk of key leaks and exploits that plague traditional bridges and wallets