[camuel]

1) there is $100K bounty on each Chrome/NaCl exploit and we have only one ZeroVM 'syscall' that we allow with a lot of attention put how to make it easily secure. The situation is not same on Linux. First of all kernel exploits by process are not really considered severe in Linux and for sure it is not top priority to anyone. Linux built to be secure from outside not from inside.

2) All these is impossible in ZeroVM except accessing memory randomly and thrashing caches and TLB tables. Hm... that could work, I guess. For the first time in this forum we talk about real vulnerability. However, I think the problem exists also in KVM/XEN (will do a proper research now, Googling EC2 TLB thrashing doesn't yield anything interesting), no access to other tenant data just temporarily slowing down specific processor chip.