Virtualization Enough Holes to Work Vegas
DJ Capelis explores virtualization enough holes to work vegas at DEF CON 15, examining hardware-security and practical defenses.
Summary
Architecture and Background
D.J. Capelis: Virtualization: Enough holes to work Vegas Have you tried to firewall a machine from itself?
Vulnerability Analysis
Have you ever tried to protect a machine with a multi-personality disorder? These questions are brought to us by the wonderful technology of virtualization.
Exploitation and Demonstrations
Though the technology is clearly sexy, security has clearly been an afterthought. While every product claims isolation, it seems that's only when you don't have an attacker involved.
Remediation and Defensive Strategies
Despite what the press releases say, it's not free to put all your machines on the same hardware. We'll be brushing aside the dust and trying to figure out part of the cost. " *BSD and Windows 2000. He has also published a few articles describing
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