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Securing the boot processFrazelle, 2020
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- Frazelle J
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Securing the boot process Page 1 38 COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM | MARCH 2020 | VOL.
63 | NO. 3 practice THE BOOT SEQUENCE for a machine typically starts with the BMC
(baseboard management controller) or PCH (platform controller hub). In the case of an Intel …
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