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2491.
by transpute 11y ago
This is made possible by a combination of Xen, laptops/desktops with CPU/BIOS which support Intel VT-d, and software like Qubes which mediate among the separated workloads. Non-interactve VMs are typically used to perform I/
2492.
Finally, a 'Reasonably-Secure' Operating System: Qubes R3(motherboard.vice.com)
2 points by transpute 11y ago|0 comments
2493.
by transpute 11y ago
Reddit discussion (68 comments) on Skylake SGX enclaves, which will bring similar concepts to other x86 operating systems, https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/3nn33x/intel_to_b... ?
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How Windows 10 Rewrites OS Architecture: Battle of SKM and IUM [pdf](alex-ionescu.com)
59 points by transpute 11y ago|26 comments
2495.
With Virtual Machines, Getting Hacked Doesn’t Have to Be That Bad(theintercept.com)
1 points by transpute 11y ago|0 comments
2496.
Why the Internet of Things will be worse than a zombie apocalypse(theweek.com)
3 points by transpute 11y ago|0 comments
2497.
Operational Challenges with Unikernels(morethanseven.net)
37 points by transpute 11y ago|1 comments
2498.
The Manual One-Time Pad(users.telenet.be)
27 points by transpute 11y ago|16 comments
2499.
by transpute 11y ago
Bromium loads each HTTP request in a separate "micro VM". A subset of their technology will be in Win 10: http://learn.bromium.com/microsoft-partnership.html
2500.
Philip K. Dick Warned Us About the Internet of Things in 1969(slate.com)
2 points by transpute 11y ago|1 comments
2501.
Government Grade Malware: A Look at HackingTeam’s RAT(labs.bromium.com)
1 points by transpute 11y ago|0 comments
2502.
Escaping VMware Workstation Through COM1(docs.google.com)
82 points by transpute 11y ago|14 comments
2503.
by transpute 11y ago
Some research, open-source and commercial projects in Operating Systems security: http://openxt.org/related/
2504.
Non-standard PCI device functionality may render pass-through insecure(xenbits.xen.org)
1 points by transpute 12y ago|0 comments
2505.
by transpute 12y ago
From the SO post, "it is using IOSurface to sneak past sandbox restrictions to have raw screen access." From iOS 8.2 security updates: Impact: A malicious application may be able to execute arbitrary code with system privil
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How does iOS app Display Recorder record the screen without using private API?(stackoverflow.com)
4 points by transpute 12y ago|1 comments
2507.
CryptoCape Hookup Guide(learn.sparkfun.com)
2 points by transpute 12y ago|0 comments
2508.
by transpute 12y ago
If you reuse the key (starting at 0 each day), is it a one-time pad?
2509.
We can end this new Cold War that’s playing out via IT security(idgconnect.com)
1 points by transpute 12y ago|0 comments
2510.
The Tricky World of Securing Firmware(blogs.intel.com)
51 points by transpute 12y ago|17 comments
2511.
by transpute 12y ago
Bromium does this for common apps (web, pdf, office) on Windows, e.g. each browser tab and HTTP request is a separate VM.
2512.
by transpute 12y ago
This seems to be associated with GENIVI, Yocto and OpenEmbedded for automotive. If this can reproducibly build any Yocto-based OS, are there plans to upstream this capability to Yocto?
2513.
by transpute 12y ago
Maybe not easy to use, but Win8+ includes Client Hyper-V to run Linux, FreeBSD and Windows virtual machines, http://www.howtogeek.com/196158/how-to-create-and-run-virtua...
2514.
by transpute 12y ago
> a graphics driver can program the GPU to overwrite arbitrary system memory Unless there's a hardware IOMMU configured by Genode, Xen, etc, http://transpute.github.io/test1/related/
2515.
by transpute 12y ago
Have you tried Hyper-V as a client hypervisor?