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> We've had exploits specifically targeting the namespaces API already Well, isn't that what happens when you put a shield into place? Someone tries to break i
by solarkraft 4y ago
> We've had exploits specifically targeting the namespaces API already
Well, isn't that what happens when you put a shield into place? Someone tries to break it. Why have people concluded that it can never be made properly secure?
- tptacek 4y agoBecause the broad kernel attack surface is huge, and the shield has to reliably protect all of it, or all you've done is create a jungle gym for vulnerability researchers. The win with virtualization is that it drastically scopes down the amount of kernel code exposed to untrusted code.