Simple -- with OtherOS running, the only code executing on the platform other than Linux itself is the hypervisor. So if removing OtherOS addresses a security c

Simple -- with OtherOS running, the only code executing on the platform other than Linux itself is the hypervisor. So if removing OtherOS addresses a security concern, the only thing that could have been threatened is the hypervisor. There is only one known hypervisor exploit, and it is implemented from OtherOS. QED