20 results for “Understanding of Desktop Virtualization Infrastructure (VDI)”
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Italo Thiago Felix dos Santos, Carlos Eduardo Correa Queiroz, Adevan Neves Santos, Edgard Luciano Oliveira da Silva
This paper presents a sustainable, low-cost Desktop Virtualization Infrastructure using discarded electronic equipment for digital education.
The paper proposes n-VM, a novel Layer-1 architecture that unifies multiple heterogeneous virtual machines (VMs) onto a shared consensus and state layer, solving cross-chain fragmentation issues.
Pomegranate is a novel framework that uses hardware-assisted virtualization and Extended Page Tables to securely compartmentalize existing operating systems with minimal source code modification, enab…
Di Lu, Qingwen Zhang, Yujia Liu, Xuewen Dong +3 more
The paper introduces EBCC, an OCI-compatible runtime architecture that manages composite confidential-computing workloads by integrating TEE-backed execution into the standard container lifecycle.
Venish Patidar, Dhruv Bindra, Ahmed Darwich, Josh Brown +2 more
This paper proposes a decentralized, confidential computing platform using Intel TDX, ITA, and NVIDIA CC for secure and affordable AI workloads.
PS-UIE proposes a privilege-separated architecture to continuously enforce the integrity of file-backed user-space executable objects within Confidential Virtual Machines (CVMs) like AMD SEV-SNP.
This paper investigates the persistence of a timing side channel through the shared page cache in modern cloud platforms with various isolation mechanisms.
The paper introduces VMPredator, an automated tool that analyzes and deobfuscates virtualization obfuscation in malware by extracting semantic units, successfully restoring program functionality with…
The paper introduces a novel toolkit to enhance RISC-V Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) by adding modular extensions for secure enclave update, migration, state continuity, and trusted time, ther…
The I/O Resource Manager (IORM) is presented as a multi-stage distributed scheduler to maintain consistent performance and enforce global I/O limits in shared-nothing disaggregated storage clusters.
Thomas Badts, Tim Boyle, Claudio Carvalho, Antonio Córcoles +24 more
The paper presents the Quantum Resource Management Interface (QRMI) as a standardized, vendor-agnostic middleware layer for integrating quantum resources into high-performance computing environments,…
This paper proposes cross-IP request coalescing to reduce latency in virtualized cloud data centers by submitting multi-device I/O as a single compound request.
The paper proposes an evidence-driven protocol combining Deterministic Build Systems and Trusted Execution Environments to provide cryptographically verifiable guarantees of software artifact integrit…
Wei Shao, Khaled Khasawneh, Setareh Rafatirad, Houman Homayoun +1 more
The paper introduces Kumo, a novel security-focused simulator that enables controlled analysis of resource sharing and scheduling risks in serverless cloud environments, demonstrating that scheduler c…
This paper introduces a formal framework to rigorously verify the security guarantees (confidentiality, integrity, and availability) of AMD SEV confidential virtual machines.
This paper introduces a formal framework to rigorously verify the security guarantees (confidentiality, integrity, and availability) of AMD SEV confidential virtual machines.
The paper proposes a novel semi-automated method to perform continuous threat modeling by inferring the actual system architecture from combined static configuration and dynamic network flow data, sig…
The paper introduces an open-source security framework that significantly improves cloud infrastructure security assessment by unifying identity and resource data, reducing false positives, and automa…
The paper proposes Sovereign 2.0, a control-plane-centric model redefining cloud sovereignty as enforceable governance authority and operational control, rather than mere data location.
The paper proposes a comprehensive cryptographic distribution provenance system to structurally defend against dependency confusion attacks in software package ecosystems.