We have recently discovered a whole new family of attacks on the APIs (application programming interfaces) used by security processors. These attacks are economically important, as security processors are used to support a wide range of services - from ATMs (automated teller machines) to pre-payment utility metering - but designing APIs that resist such attacks is difficult.
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Bond et al. (2001) studied this question.
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