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xen-devel
RE: [Xen-devel] Help: Could anybody know about the Intel' s "LaGrande" t
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@xxxxxxx 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 :)
>
>
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