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The purpose of the Distributed Systems Security chapter covers a broad range of topics from trusted computing to Trojan circuits. To classify these topics we follow the different hardware abstraction layers as introduced by the Y-chart of Gajski & Kuhn.
We speak with CyBOK Hardware Security author Ingrid Verbauwhede for an introductory overview of the topic.
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