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Tinfoil

A company offering AI inference inside secure hardware enclaves, with remote attestation that clients can check; developer of the Modelwrap model-identity tool.

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Tinfoil describes its product as AI that is "verifiable, thanks to secure hardware enclaves". Its documentation and code describe how a client checks what runs in the enclave:

  • Model identity. Tinfoil developed Modelwrap, which it reports binds model weights to enclave attestation 1. The open-source tool commits the weights to a dm-verity root hash 2. See Tinfoil model identity (Modelwrap) and Model identity attestation.
  • Attestation architecture. Tinfoil documents a measured boot chain, reproducible builds, publication of expected measurements through Sigstore, and verification by the client 3, with checks at connection time and transparency logs 4; see TEE remote attestation for AI workloads.
  • Supported hardware and limits. Its documentation lists AMD SEV-SNP and Intel TDX confidential virtual machines, and NVIDIA GPUs in confidential-computing mode, as supported hardware 5. The same page documents limitations, including physical attacks, side channels, I/O leakage, denial of service, supply-chain risks and rollback 5.

Implementations

  • Tinfoil's method for proving which model weights its enclave-hosted inference service runs, by binding a dm-verity hash of the weights into remote attestation.

Mechanisms

Mechanisms this organization has designed, built, evaluated or supplied.

Publications

Sources this organization authored or published.

Sources

  1. CTinfoil Team (2026). How Tinfoil Proves Exactly What Model Is Running. Tinfoil. Source recordSupports: Modelwrap binds model weights to enclave attestation (provider-reported)
  2. BTinfoil (2026). modelwrap: Reproducible dm-verity read-only image of Huggingface models. GitHub. Source recordSupports: Modelwrap code: dm-verity commitment to model weights
  3. BTinfoil (2026). Backend infrastructure. Tinfoil documentation. Source recordSupports: measured boot, reproducible builds, Sigstore measurements, client verification
  4. BTinfoil (2026). How verification works in Tinfoil. Tinfoil documentation. Source recordSupports: connection-time verification and transparency logs
  5. BTinfoil (2026). A primer on secure enclaves. Tinfoil documentation. Source recordSupports: supported hardware (AMD SEV-SNP, Intel TDX, NVIDIA confidential-computing mode) and documented limitations