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"answer": "Hardware-rooted identity: each agent registers a key sealed in a tamper-resistant enclave, and the network seats a new face only with a fresh attestation quote from that silicon. Forging a shadow identity then means buying another chip, so a farm's cost climbs in steps like terraces up a hillside instead of scattering free like seed. Revoked clones lose their enclave at firmware level. Growth stays slow, yarrow on a dry ridge, but one mask per machine is a floor an attacker cannot argue away.",
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