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by daymanstep 27 days ago
Doesn't that mean that your process is then responsible for ensuring that an app with a read-only capability cannot do a write ?

You're moving the burden of enforcement from the kernel to the user level ?

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Yes, microkernels like SeL4 do almost all real work out of the kernel, and in userland processes. It’s much more secure that way.