What is wrong about virtualization? It allows to run all existing software, it doesn't restrict the owner of the device, it is extremely flexible and reliable. And it can be fast, too.

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Joel_Mckay an hour ago | parent [-]

see other comment, the author describes some issues with current hardware virtualization. kvm is also pretty good, but not perfect... and completely irrelevant with GPU pass-through enabled. =3

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fsflover an hour ago | parent [-]

Which other approach to security do you consider reliable? Through correctness? Through obscurity?

https://blog.invisiblethings.org/2008/09/02/three-approaches...

	▲	Joel_Mckay an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Publicly documented encrypted mmu, as it is the only practical way to isolate contexts on parallel cores. Or some exotic processor no one would ever sell successfully. =3