Trusted Computing Exemplar Project
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The science and discipline of trusted computing has been neglected for well over a decade. We lack the availability of high assurance trusted systems, developers who can create these systems, as well as public domain worked examples upon which new projects could be modeled. To address this need, CISR has initiated a Trusted Computing Exemplar Project, which will provide an openly distributed worked example of how high assurance trusted computing components can be built.
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