SPCI is now called PSA FF-A.
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* Means for VMs to communicate with each other through message passing and
memory sharing, according to the Arm
- [Secure Partition Communication Interface (SPCI)](https://developer.arm.com/docs/den0077/a).
+ [Platform Security Architecture Firmware Framework for Arm v8-A (PSA FF-A)](https://developer.arm.com/docs/den0077/a).
* Emulation of some basic hardware features such as timers.
* A simple paravirtualised interrupt controller for secondary VMs, as they
don't have access to hardware interrupts.
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Hafnium maintains state of which VM **owns** each page, and which VMs have
**access** to it. It does this using the stage 2 page tables of the VMs, with
some extra application-defined bits in the page table entries. A VM may share,
-lend or donate memory pages to another VM using the appropriate SPCI requests. A
+lend or donate memory pages to another VM using the appropriate FF-A requests. A
given page of memory may never be shared with more than two VMs, either in terms
of ownership or access. Thus, the following states are possible for each page,
for some values of X and Y: