The knowledge in technologies needed to build secure platforms, or Security Architectures, has significantly matured over the recent years. These include small interface technologies, access-control contracts, tunneling, secure booting, effective resource control, and virtual machines. Putting together these ingredients into a small secure platform seems straightforward, yet still remains to be done, and has the potential of making operating systems more dependable.
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Hermann Härtig (2002) studied this question.
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