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Veserv
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Comment #49202894
Shadow memory mappings are only needed when you do not have hardware virtualization or when doing nested virtualization. From the page: "it can threaten the guest-host isolation of…
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Comment #49076130
You can prove a program is correct and terminates for all inputs and, absent a hardware or other assumption vulnerability that breaks the abstract machine assumptions, there would …
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Comment #49075926
> You claimed without evidence, or more accurately, bad evidence, confusing RTOS with "reliability and security." That sentence is grammatical nonsense. Try again to articulate you…
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Comment #49074692
You have a serious misunderstanding of the consequences of the undecidability of the Halting Problem. The Halting Problem says you can not prove the precise halting behavior in eve…
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Comment #49073593
You did not claim that microkernels were less commercially successful. You claimed that microkernels suffer from the same security problems that plague commercial monolithic kernel…
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Comment #49061279
> history has proven What history? What proof? What evidence? What commercial microkernel systems are you referencing that suffer from trivial LPEs? Or whole system DoS from unpriv…
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Comment #48925432
Have they figured out how to implement free() yet? Last I looked you need a garbage collector to deallocate at which point you might as well use Java which is actually designed for…
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Comment #48886591
Sure, this is why virtualization is a valuable feature, it is just not the basis of security/isolation. One of the points I am making is that when deploying on a modern multi-tenan…
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Comment #48886187
Yes, you do enjoy evading the argument. You continuously point at implementation and operational model differences as proof that virtualization is the key factor. Theo's argument i…
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Comment #48885819
Cool, show me a LPE in a seL4 deployment. Do you believe that is easier or harder than finding a KVM escape? Since you are varying the security basis, implementation, and operation…
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Comment #48885740
Great, then falsify it. Point at a system with the same operational model as KVM-based multi-tenant systems with large numbers of platform vulnerabilitys. Let us review a standard …
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Comment #48885162
Virtualization is responsible for effectively none of those security benefits. It is the reduction to a smaller “kernel” that is responsible. If you applied the same design and ope…
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Comment #48864556
Claims do not support themselves. The claim is unsupported by evidence and thus the burden of proof is on them or you to produce that evidence. As the author and implementer of the…
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Comment #48798498
Writers make conscious trade offs between time, cost, feasibility. Are writers language engineers? Literally everybody makes trade offs, that is not a distinguishing aspect. I am c…
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Comment #48797585
To add on, engineering is about objective guarantees to meet objective responsibility. This bridge is rated for 10 tons. This chemical process produces 1 mg 99% purity crystals. Th…
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Comment #48782717
Why do we judge an organization by their leader and head executive who has complete control over direction and operations? Who individually has a controlling interest which can and…
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Comment #48778085
To add on, that is just ~40 million m^3 of water. Desalination, turning unlimited sea water into fresh water which is one of the most expensive sources of fresh water, is ~0.50 $/m…
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Comment #48738259
Capability passing and dependency injection are just convoluted ways to describe passing parameters instead of using globals. Capability passing is just extending that to the level…
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Comment #48649824
No tzdata. When a time becomes the past you canonicalize it to the UTC, or better yet TAI, second it occurred at. As in, this occurred N cesium atom vibrations after the zero times…
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Comment #48564897
Just to clarify are you saying a 1 gigabyte/s link or a 1 gigabit/s link? And you are seeking to saturate a 10 gigabyte/s link or a 10 gigabit/s link?
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Comment #48559723
Obviously. The cubicle was invented as a more humane and private alternative to the standard open plan office of the 1960s, let alone hotdesking which is somehow even more of a fun…
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Comment #48529638
> One can make the argument that the requirements is a much smaller surface to verify than that of the entire program. This argument is unfortunately empirically false for any prog…
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Comment #48529496
Not at all. WASM is a repudiation of the thesis, not a confirmation. The thesis is that javascript-compatible source will be the substrate of the future. A javascript engine, thoug…
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Comment #48521993
Huh? It is a argument against government backdoor access to messages. The government demonstrated that they are unqualified to keep data securely under their control. As such, any …
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Comment #48510705
Nope. Those accusations were proven false and the people who made them have lost all their credibility. It was just a smear campaign by Tesla promoters so effective that here you a…