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Re: Request for some informations
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Jérôme Blanc |
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Re: Request for some informations |
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Thu, 28 Aug 2003 12:41:10 +0200 |
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Le Mercredi 27 Août 2003 01:44, Marcus Brinkmann a écrit :
> Anyway, I am happy to discuss things openly. What exactly are you
> interested in? While L4 itself has IPC primitives that allow secure
> communication, the challenge in the context of the Hurd is to do it for a
> multi-server system with (only) untrusted components.
I am interested in the IPC security system. From what I have been able to find
so far, from reading l4-hurd documents, the security architecture that seems
the most appropriate to use with a dynamic component system like the
l4-hurd, is something similar to Clans & Chief and IPC redirect
architectures.
My problem was I couldn't find more details about what has been thought
exactly for the L4-hurd so far. So instead I base my opinion on papers I
found on the net, discussing about security architecture for component-based
systems,and IPC redirect. Maybe I did work which has been done already ... in
that case I hope that it can still help improve the current work ;-)
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Jérôme Blanc
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