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The Quest for Reasonably Secure Operating Systems
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this post was submitted on 10 Dec 2025
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Oh dang!
I just posted
before reading other replies, presuming no one else would have mentioned it.
Well done Jay. :)
[Edit: Oh, I just got down to the PS in the original article. Heh. Ironclad mentioned there too. XD Good to see I'm not the one raising it first.]
Thanks, Ironclad and Gloire look interesting for a RISC-V system, gonna try out at some point alongside CheriBSD