Intel® SGX SDK/PSW 2.30.1

Intel® Software Guard Extensions Platform Software (Intel® SGX PSW)

• Intel® SGX Architecture Enclave Service Manager (AESM)
  • Restored InitQuoteEx IPC compatibility (#1107) — v2.30 marked buf_size as required in the InitQuoteExRequest schema, rejecting requests from pre-v2.30 clients that omit buf_size when b_pub_key_id=false.
    This release restores buf_size to optional and accepts its absence when b_pub_key_id is not set.

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	Ubuntu*	Debian*	RHEL*	CentOS* Stream	SUSE*	Anolis OS*	Azure Linux*
SDK installer	- 22.04 - 24.04 - 26.04	- 10 - 12	- 9.6 - 9.8 - 10.0 - 10.2	- 9 - 10	- 15.7 - 16	- 8.10	- 3.0
Local repo DEB/RPM packages	- 22.04 - 24.04 - 26.04	- 10 - 12	- 9.6 - 9.8 - 10.0 - 10.2	- 9 - 10	- 15.7 - 16	- 8.10	- 3.0

💡 TIP: Ubuntu* packages are also served from the live Intel® SGX APT repository at https://download.01.org/intel-sgx/sgx_repo/ubuntu.

Note

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT Upcoming changes planned for the next release

Repository layout change ^{💬 #1108}

1. AESM codebase (/psw dir and supporting build/packaging infrastructure) will be 🚚 moved to a standalone GitHub repository.
   The SGX repository will reference it via a Git submodule.

NOTE: This is a source-code layout change only. Binary deliverables, APIs and packaging are unaffected by this change — if you consume the released binaries or distribution packages, no action is required. If you build from source, clone recursively (--recurse-submodules) to pull the relocated sources.

Retirements

2. SGX SDK will no longer support the non-default OpenSSL/SGXSSL crypto build option (see SDK repo for details).
3. The (alternative) single .spec file RPM packaging targets (psw-dcap and psw-tdx files as well as supporting Makefile.psw_dcap and Makefile.psw_tdx) will be removed as they're unused by Intel official RPM packaging, hence not actively maintained.

Note

2.30.x is the last Intel® SGX SDK/PSW release to publish packages for and validate builds on Debian 10, which reached end of life on June 30, 2024 ^{💬 Debian announcement}.