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by jcjgraf
264 days ago
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Indeed, victim (e.g. userspace hypervisor like QEMU, firecracker, etc) and attacker (e.g. malicious guest) need to run on the same core. But with VMScape this is always give, because a guest runs as the same process as its hypervisor. Before VMScape, developers only isolated different VMs, different processes and supervisor domains from malicious users. VMScape explits a novel threat model. |
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