Re:The State of Linux Security
by zzzcpan on Thursday December 22, 2016 @06:13PM
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There's also no rewriting millions of lines of code. There are a bunch of more realistic approaches, like making compilers much safer by default, sandboxing services, partially microkerneling critical pieces of code, for example: moving network stack out of the kernel and into the userspace with proper security measures, we even already have netmap to begin the process.
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Re:The State of Linux Security
by nickpsecurity on Thursday December 22, 2016 @06:35PM
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Like what Criswell et al are doing with SVA-OS and CHERI team are doing with CheriBSD.