Answer Posted / murugesh vadivel
trusted software is one which has been carefully written and debugged that is used to implement the parts of the Operating System to ensure correct operation.
Ex: OS Kernel
Untrusted is one which has not been subjected to such careful analysis and the overall operation of the machine does not depend on the the operation of the untrusted operation.
Ex: applications.
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