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[answer continues] as you noted, so let's continue that answer: "In the interpretation of classic operating system security, the answer is yes. In particular,
by saithound 5y ago
[answer continues] as you noted, so let's continue that answer:
"In the interpretation of classic operating system security, the answer is yes. In particular, seL4 has been proved to enforce specific security properties, namely integrity and confidentiality, under certain assumptions."