ANCHOR: A Vision for Secure Persistent Key-Value Stores in Disaggregated Data Centers
ANCHOR proposes a security architecture for persistent key-value stores in disaggregated data centres, where split compute/memory/storage redraws trust boundaries.
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arXiv:2608.27819v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Persistent key-value stores (PKVS) are increasingly deployed in disaggregated settings that split compute, memory, and storage across separate server pools. This shift redraws the trust boundary: data that would remain within a single machine is now transported, cached, and rewritten across multiple hosts, expanding exposure to both network attackers and intra-infrastructure adversaries. This paper presents ANCHOR, a vision for end-to-end inte
Editorial Analysis
As European enterprises adopt disaggregated and CXL-based infrastructure, data leaving single-machine trust boundaries creates new confidentiality risks.
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