The co-existence of critical and non-critical applications on computing devices, such as mobile phones, is becoming commonplace. The sensitive segments of a critical application should be executed in isolation on Trusted Execution Environments (TEE) so that the associated code and data can be protected from malicious applications. TEE is supported by different technologies and platforms, such as ARM Trustzone, that allow logical separation of "secure" and "normal" worlds.
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