[dlevi]

Thank you for your answer, I'll definitely look further into SubgraphOS and grsecurity. I nevertheless believe that the kind of attacks you describe, specially the one against hypervisor in NetVM to break isolation, are quite unlikely in Qubes.

Could you also answer my question about SubgraphOS main use case and threat model?

Is it mainly for anonymous and pseudonymous usage?

If it is designed mainly for everyday use (including non-anonymous use cases like banking, social media, personal/work email, etc.) as it seems to me I don't quite understand the design choice to enforce all traffic via Tor by default. That seems unnecessary as anonymity is not needed and even dangerous.

[xdma]

Yeah, we agree, actually. Tor probably won't even be the default. We are adding flexibility to network support right now. Soon you'll be able to have just cleartext SGOS, or be able to send sandboxed apps through different paths: one app might exit through a VPN, another through Tor only, another through i2p maybe, etc, enforced by the sandbox.

[dlevi]

That sounds great!