This invention concept pertains to ensuring that something that is executed is always executed in the processor, and that its memory is encrypted to not be read by third parties or any other party or any other program, and that its memory is protected for reading, except for portions that are protected for reading and writing. There may also be a memory buffer technology, that prevents overwriting protected memory, that ensures that memory swaps occur to swap out new data, rather than overwriting old data in memory, to let the program determine if it wants to accept the new value(s) in memory or not, and still store the old memory data as well.

