alt Hacker NewsWay heavier weight, but it seems like the only realistic security layer on the horizon. VMs have it in their bones to be an isolation layer. Everything else has been trying to bolt security onto some fragile bones.
Way heavier weight, but it seems like the only realistic security layer on the horizon. VMs have it in their bones to be an isolation layer. Everything else has been trying to bolt security onto some fragile bones.
You can write completely secure code and run it in a locked down VM and it won't protect you from lethal trifecta attacks - these attacks work against systems with no bugs, that's the nature of the attack.