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The limitation of the StateFence paper is that experiments are concentrated in SOC scenarios, and whether it applies to blue-team tasks in other domains still needs verification; moreover, the defense effectiveness against multi-hop and persistent attacks depends on the completeness of trace recording, and the overhead and coverage in actual deployment are issues that need attention going forward.
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