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If the underlying OS has a remote access vulnerability wouldn't that compromise every VM OS running on top?
by throwaway_ab 2y ago
If the underlying OS has a remote access vulnerability wouldn't that compromise every VM OS running on top?
- techjamie 2y agoThis vulnerability isn't with the underlying OS though. They just installed a disabled application that has security concerns, but someone has to manually enable it for it to be a problem.
- transpute 2y ago> wouldn't that compromise every VM OS running on top? pKVM VMs run "on the side" rather than "on top" of the host OS, so any compromise of the host is isolated from guests, besides DoS.