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[$] Enhancing KVM for guest protection and security A key tenet in KVM is to reuse as much Linux infrastructure as possible and focus specifically on processor virtualization. Back in 2007, this meant a smaller code base and less friction with the other kernel subsystems, especially when compared with other virtualization technologies such as Xen. This led to KVM being merged into the mainline with relative ease. A talk at this year's KVM Forum looks at ways to better protect guests, perhaps by moving away from that tenet. |
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