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Provably correct microkernel (seL4)
From: yo at secappdev.org (Johan Peeters)
Date: Fri, 2 Oct 2009 18:50:55 +0200
My $.02... I don't think this approach is going to catch on anytime soon. Spending 30 or so staff years verifying a 7500 line C program is not going to be seen as cost effective by most real-world managers. But interesting research nonetheless.
maybe not as crazy as it sounds: this is a micro kernel and hence a security chokepoint. The other stuff running on top do not need the same level of assurance. kr, Yo -- Johan Peeters http://johanpeeters.com
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