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==Disadvantages== * Individual programs face extra latency when they access a page for the first time. * Low-cost, low-power [[embedded system]]s may not have a [[memory management unit]] that supports page replacement. * Memory management with [[page replacement algorithm]]s becomes slightly more complex. * Possible security risks, including vulnerability to [[timing attack]]s; see {{cite conference |last=Percival |first=Colin |date=2005-05-13 |title=Cache missing for fun and profit |conference=BSDCan 2005 |url=http://css.csail.mit.edu/6.858/2014/readings/ht-cache.pdf}} (specifically the virtual memory attack in section 2). *[[Thrashing (computer science)|Thrashing]] which may occur due to repeated page faults.
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