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Securing software architectures for trusted processor environments

Ekberg, 2013

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4843509212614366010
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Ekberg J
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Processor hardware support for security dates back to the 1970s, and such features were then primarily used for hardening operating systems. This idea has re-emerged as hardware security features in contemporary cost-efficient mobile processors. These support specific …
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