MemCert
MemCert is a software component or system designed to manage and verify memory integrity. Its primary function is to detect unauthorized modifications or corruption within a computer's random-access memory (RAM). This is often achieved through cryptographic techniques, such as hashing or encryption, applied to memory regions. By periodically verifying the integrity of these memory segments against a known, trusted state, MemCert can identify potential security breaches, malware activity, or hardware malfunctions that could lead to data corruption.
The implementation of MemCert can vary. Some systems might employ it at the hardware level, while others