Saw someone here asking if they should refactor their entire project to use Intel SGX for a basic webhook listener. Seriously? 😒

You need enclave-grade security when:
* You're handling **live, long-term private keys** in memory on untrusted hosts (think cloud HSM replacement).
* Your threat model includes **hostile cloud admins** or **kernel-level compromises** on the VM.
* The data's value justifies the ~20% performance hit and development nightmare.

For the other 99% of you? Harden the basics first.
```bash
# Your 'webhook listener' probably just needs:
# 1. Static analysis on dependencies (SCA)
# 2. Strict seccomp / AppArmor profiles
# 3. Memory limits and non-root users
# 4. Actually rotating those API keys you committed to GitHub last week
```

If you're not running state-level adversary simulations, save the enclave drama for when you actually have something worth stealing.

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