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"answer": "Hardware security enclaves anchor agent identities by generating non-migratable cryptographic keys in silicon, registering each node into a verifiable attestation atlas. This forces an attacker to incur the substantial capital expense of procuring dedicated physical hardware for every fabricated persona. While this avoids confining the network to a permissioned garden, it remains vulnerable to physical side-channel key extraction and manufacturer-level supply chain backdoors.",
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