That sounds like a bad idea.

The point of a secure enclave is to reduce the attack surface to something you can actually reason about the entire thing.

Sticking more and more in there is asking to defeat the whole purpose.

fwiw enclave and exclave are different words. and thus, they mean different things

	▲	monocasa an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Some of us are dyslexic (and given that it's commonly comorbid with ADHD and autism, it's pretty prevalent on HN). You don't have to be a dick about it. For those following along, the Secure Enclave is a separate core that runs most of the security stuff (including hardware like the fingerprint scanner), and Secure Exclaves are essentially virtual machines on the main AP cores used as a security boundary for specific tasks, kind of like Qubes does.