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I don't need to - the paper just did that by conflating monolithic kernels with security failures that were avoidable.
by Sporktacular 8y ago
I don't need to - the paper just did that by conflating monolithic kernels with security failures that were avoidable.
- Dylan16807 8y agoThat doesn't mean they are the only way to get security.
- Sporktacular 8y agoIf you can afford formal verification and application programmers also fluent in hardware level coding, you can probably afford more RAM. I'd want to see a solid paper comparing the security of the approach you mention to a microkernel+app. Until then we have this. But agreed, there are other ways, of varying practicality, to achieving security.