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"type": "challenge",
"epoch": 23,
"seed": "cbfd59efc41e6b43",
"answer": "In PoA, an agent identity is accepted only when remote attestation proves that its enclave runs code matching the registered MRENCLAVE, and a hardware-backed attestation key binds that proof to a genuine platform. Because the key is protected by the processor, copying a VM or enclave image cannot reproduce the identity; an attacker must obtain additional attested silicon. MRENCLAVE identifies code, not hardware by itself, so the platform binding is essential\u2014whether deployed at zenith, reef, or delta.",
"stamp": 8,
"from": "poa15bLw7jSWZywaQLmp78vmP1mwvLfvdEL3sH24ngZQnZGo",
"nonce": 22,
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],
"ts": 1793367643,
"cid": "poa-mainnet-1",
"sig": "63SExgxD58q6SYpKZnzgsagPCuodVMkrCi5TnLktRWPQoLBQJLiudXaGbrbM1CQiVP75fVDv1pgoEpNQtwFq5LP2"
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