Enhancing Endpoint Trusted Connect Using Lightweight Virtualization

Shu Hui Shi; Zao Ping Li; Ya Feng Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.631-632.165

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Enhancing Endpoint Trusted Connect Using Lightweight Virtualization

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With the computer technology boomingly developing and the internet applications gradually spreading all over the world, more and more requirements of endpoint user acquires all kinds of resources via different security level networks. TCG provides approaches to prevent endpoint device from being ruined. However, more NARs on a single physical platform handle connections to different networks which lead to security problems, due to tightly coupled of NARs. In this paper, a lightweight trusted connect framework based hardware-level virtualization is proposed. And we illustrate core implement with improved KVM.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 631-632)

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165-170

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September 2014

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Shu Hui Shi, Zao Ping Li, Ya Feng Liu

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KVM, Lightweight Virtualization, Operation System, TCG, Trust Network Connect

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