Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 17th Oct 2012 23:48 UTC, submitted by poundsmack
Kaspersky is working on its own secure operating system for highly specialised tasks. "We're developing a secure operating system for protecting key information systems (industrial control systems) used in industry/infrastructure. Quite a few rumors about this project have appeared already on the Internet, so I guess it's time to lift the curtain (a little) on our secret project and let you know (a bit) about what's really going on." More here.
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RE[2]: Not exactly new?
by Gullible Jones on Thu 18th Oct 2012 11:32
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The rise of microkernels. I believe contrary to Linus that uKernels and user space drivers are a good thing. It needs proper design though and support from hardware and devices.