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:LinuxDevices: Separation Kernel Runs Linux in "Ultrasecure" Partition

LinuxDevices: Separation Kernel Runs Linux in "Ultrasecure" Partition
Mar 11, 2005, 05 :30 UTC (4 Talkback[s]) (10543 reads)

[ Thanks to Jason Greenwood for this link. ]

"LynuxWorks says it will ship a new super-high-security operating system in July, 2005 that was designed to meet the very highest levels of military certification. The LynxSecure Separation Kernel will run BlueCat Linux and LynxOS-178 applications within ultrasecure user-mode partitions, LynuxWorks says.
"According to LynuxWorks, LynxSecure was designed for certification to Common Criteria EAL-7 (Evaluated Assurance Level 7), a level of certification unattained by any known OS to date..."

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