xenway@163.com
2007-Jan-14 08:48 UTC
[Xen-devel] Help: Could anybody know about the Intel'' s "LaGrande" technologies? Did the Xen be under development using this stuff?
Could anybody know about the Intel''s "LaGrande" technologies? Did the Xen be under development using this stuff? I have been involved in an project which goal is to enhance the security of commodity operating system via an secure kernel for several weeks. we have studied several similar projects that have the same target. we found that the "NGSCB" and the secure kernel "Nexus" the Microsoft have researched are quite suitable. However, Nexus wants the hardware supports. Fortunately, the Intel Corp has developed their technologies called "Lagrande" which can feed the needs of Nexus. However ,Xen is a suitable reference monitor to build on. We are going to use this stuff via Xen to build a secure virtual monitor and a secure kernel which is isolated in the curtained memory. Could anyone do me a favor to give me a hint about the progress in Xen, thanks :) _______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel
Cihula, Joseph
2007-Jan-15 06:51 UTC
RE: [Xen-devel] Help: Could anybody know about the Intel'' s "LaGrande" technologies? Did the Xen be under development using this stuff?
Hi, There is a patch to the mid Sept. ''06 version of Xen that supports LaGrande Technology (now called Intel(r) Trusted Execution Technology or Intel(r) TXT). You can find it at: http://lists.xensource.com/archives/html/xen-devel/2006-09/msg00698.html. There has been some discussion following the patch as to how best to incorporate such technology into Xen and it was decided that it would be best as a separate module that launched Xen (rather than integrated into the Xen binary as is the case with the above patch). I will be releasing a new version that supports this model shortly. I''ve also sent this reply to the xense-devel mailing list, as that list is specifically concerned with the security-related aspects of Xen. Joseph Cihula (Linux) Software Security Architect Open Source Technology Center Intel Corp. On Sunday, January 14, 2007 12:48 AM, xenway@163.com wrote:> Could anybody know about the Intel''s "LaGrande" technologies? Did the Xen be under > development using this stuff? > I have been involved in an project which goal is to enhance the security of commodity > operating system via an secure kernel for several weeks. we have studied several similar > projects that have the same target. we found that the "NGSCB" and the secure kernel "Nexus" > the Microsoft have researched are quite suitable. However, Nexus wants the hardware supports. > Fortunately, the Intel Corp has developed their technologies called "Lagrande" which can feed > the needs of Nexus. However ,Xen is a suitable reference monitor to build on. We are going to > use this stuff via Xen to build a secure virtual monitor and a secure kernel which is isolated > in the curtained memory. Could anyone do me a favor to give me a hint about the progress in > Xen, thanks :) > > >________________________________ > > 想免费获得高速稳定的3G邮箱吗? www.126.com <http://www.126.com/>_______________________________________________ Xen-devel mailing list Xen-devel@lists.xensource.com http://lists.xensource.com/xen-devel