Hardware-based virtualized security isolation
A technology for files and network resources, applied in electrical components, digital transmission systems, data exchange networks, etc., to solve problems such as increased management costs for employers and frustration with the use of computing equipment
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[0014] This article discusses hardware-based virtualization security isolation. An operating system running on a computing device (also referred to herein as a host operating system running on a host device) uses containers for hardware resource partitioning. In contrast to many VM-based or sandboxing approaches, the use of containers in combination with the hardware-based virtualization security isolation techniques described in this paper by separating the web browser, associated applications, and operating system components (such as the kernel, file system, and network) from untrusted Network resource isolation to protect computing devices from attacks. Isolation of untrusted network resources is enforced and monitored by one or more operating system filters and policy managers. In this manner, when a host device requests access to an untrusted network resource, the host device contains the untrusted network resource within one or more containers that provide complete kern...
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