Comment by Hackbraten
Comment by Hackbraten 19 hours ago
That achieves nothing. A hypervisor can see and manipulate any VM it runs. By extension, a compromised kernel can do the same.
Comment by Hackbraten 19 hours ago
That achieves nothing. A hypervisor can see and manipulate any VM it runs. By extension, a compromised kernel can do the same.
I’m not aware of any OS that supports it for this use case.
On Android this isn't true with support for protected virtual machines.