docs(security): add TEE-isolated relayer as a community high-assurance option#155
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…e option Extends the "Mitigating relayer trust" section with a fourth deployment mode: running the relayer inside a Nitro Enclave (via the community nautilus-memwal-relayer template). This is positioned as an optional high-assurance path for operators who self-host the relayer and want to prove to their end users that it is behaving exactly as the attested image specifies. Existing managed / self-hosted / manual options are unchanged and remain the recommended defaults.
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Summary
Adds a short mention of the community-contributed
nautilus-memwal-relayerto the existing Trust & Security Model doc (docs/fundamentals/architecture/data-flow-security-model.md) as an optional high-assurance deployment mode. No changes to recommended defaults; no new pages.Scope of change
One file. Adds:
The framing positions this as the path for operators self-hosting the relayer who want to prove to their end users that the relayer is behaving exactly as the attested image specifies — without changing the recommended defaults or shipping new product surface in MemWal itself.
Notes
The relayer repo itself is already in sync with MemWal
dev(apalis-backed wallet jobs, latestagent_idmetadata, SDK v0.3 signing). This PR is docs-only and does not introduce any new dependency on the community repo from inside MemWal.