A. Burtsev, Vikram Narayanan, Yongzhe Huang, Kaiming Huang, Gang Tan, T. Jaeger
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Evolving Operating System Kernels Towards Secure Kernel-Driver Interfaces
Our work explores the challenge of developing secure kernel-driver interfaces designed to protect the kernel from isolated kernel extensions. We first analyze a range of possible attack vectors that exist in current isolation frameworks. Then, we suggest a new approach to building secure isolation boundaries centered around ideas that originate in safe operating systems: isolation of heaps and single ownership.
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