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DESCRIPTION:Confidential computing - making VM guest secrets harder for\nth
 e hypervisor to access - is getting more and more important as\ntime goes 
 by.\n\nVirtio (and paravirtualization generally)\, fundamentally\, can be 
 thought of as\na means of improving guests by making use of hyprevisor fun
 ctionality.  To what\nlevel can this still be beneficial when the guest do
 es not want to fully trust\nthe hypervisor?\n\nThis talk will try to addre
 ss these questions\, by touching on the following\nareas:\n\n- review of n
 ew features / devices and how they interact with\n  confidential computing
 \n- status and plans of hardening (improving confidentiality)\n  with virt
 io on Linux \n- known open issues and how you can help
DTSTAMP:20260415T104423Z
LOCATION:Hall C+D
SUMMARY:Virtio and the chamber of secrets - Michael S. Tsirkin
URL:https://pretalx.com/kvm-forum-2024/talk/7LELGG/
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