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| == Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| - | sVirt is a community | + | sVirt is a community project which integrates Mandatory Access Control (MAC) security and Linux-based virtualization (KVM, lguest et al). |
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| + | sVirt was created by [http://blog.namei.org/ James Morris] | ||
| == Resources == | == Resources == | ||
| * Presentations | * Presentations | ||
| - | ** [http://namei.org/presentations/svirt-lca-2009.pdf "sVirt: Hardening Linux Virtualization with Mandatory Access Control"] presented at [http://linux. | + | ** '''[http://namei.org/presentations/svirt-lca-2009.pdf "sVirt: Hardening Linux Virtualization with Mandatory Access Control"]''' presented at [http://lca2009.linux.org.au/programme/schedule/view_talk/152?day=friday linux.conf.au 2009] |
| * [http://namei.org/svirt/ Code drops] | * [http://namei.org/svirt/ Code drops] | ||
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| * Old stuff: | * Old stuff: | ||
| - | ** [[SVirt/TODO|SVirt TODO]] - list of things to be done | + | ** [[SVirt/TODO|SVirt TODO]] - list of things to be done ''[now defunct: the code has been merged and is now maintained upstream]''. |
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[edit] Overview
sVirt is a community project which integrates Mandatory Access Control (MAC) security and Linux-based virtualization (KVM, lguest et al).
sVirt was created by James Morris
[edit] Resources
- Presentations
- KVM kernel-based virtual machine project.
- lguest The Simple x86 Hypervisor.
- Qemu generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer (used by KVM).
- libvirt the virtualization API.
- libvir-list mailing list for libvirt development.
- Old stuff:
- SVirt TODO - list of things to be done [now defunct: the code has been merged and is now maintained upstream].
