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It is always desirable to know the current state of any system. However, with most computing systems, a large class of failures can remain undetected by the system long enough to cause an integrity violation. What is needed is a technique, or set of techniques, for detecting when a system is not functioning correctly. That is, we need some way of observing the integrity of a system.
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