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"answer": "A hardware-attestation protocol resists Sybil attacks across a peer nebula by binding each agent to a tamper-resistant security chip. Cryptographic keys derive from unique physical variations in internal copper traces and register across a validator grove of Merkle trees. An attacker must purchase dedicated physical silicon per identity, making mass spoofing cost-prohibitive. However, this requirement excludes purely virtual agents and relies on trusted hardware vendors.",
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