These features have been developed as part of Trail of Bits’s winternship program, now in its thirteenth year of welcoming interns who spend time working and doing research on industry’s most challenging problems. Although memory corruption bugs will decline with the deployment of memory-safe languages like Rust, fuzzing will continue to play an important role in uncovering other bug classes like injections or logic bugs, so it’s great to see new tools created to detect them. After providing an overview of the history of DRM for physical media, Adam went into detail on how the team of researchers behind sgx.fail extracted cryptographic key material from the SGX enclave to break DRM on UHD Blu-ray disks to prove the feasibility of real-world side-channel attacks on secure enclaves.