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Walsh: Secure Virtualization Using SELinux (sVirt)

Walsh: Secure Virtualization Using SELinux (sVirt)

Posted Aug 24, 2009 22:21 UTC (Mon) by mmcgrath (guest, #44906)
In reply to: Walsh: Secure Virtualization Using SELinux (sVirt) by caitlinbestler
Parent article: Walsh: Secure Virtualization Using SELinux (sVirt)

> A more productive approach to security would be to have a small, stable
kernel(Hypervisor) and disaggregate the backend device drivers into
separate domains.

Why can't you have both? SELinux isn't that much bloat. And even the smallest of kernels will have a vulnerability at some point. SELinux can help mitigate that risk.


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