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Can We Make Operating Systems Reliable and Secure? Andrew S. Tanenbaum, Jorrit N. Herder, and Herbert Bos Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam May 2006 Group 36 9962224 胡品捷 9962230 江彥勳 1
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Outline Introduction Armored Operating Systems L4 Microkernel Multiserver Operating Systems Language-Based Protection Conclusion 2
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Why we need more reliable and secure? Most computer users are “normal people” Less problem More Convenient and Stable 3
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Unreliable Huge Poor fault isolation Example : 6-16 bugs / 1,000 lines of executable code 2-75 bugs / 1,000 lines of executable code Linux kernel Windows xp kernel 2.5 million lines of code 5 million lines of code Linux kernel Windows xp kernel 15000 bugs totally 30000 bugs totally 4
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Fault isolation Procedure 1 Procedure 2 Procedure n Kernel Virus Worm ⇧ 5
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Armored Operating Systems Nooks – improve the reliability of OS Focus on making device divers less dangerous Goals: Protect the kernel against driver failures. Recover automatically when a driver fails. Do all of this with as few changes as possible to existing drivers and the kernel. 6
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Isolation Main tool : virtual memory paging map 7 Driver Running Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Read-only
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Paravirtual Machines Allow two or more OS Good fault isolation Problems can’t spread from one machine to another 8
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L4 Microkernel University of Karlsruhe Linux -> L 4 Linux 9 Linux -> modify -> Paravirtualization
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Multiserver Operating Systems Multiserver architecture 10 Features Separate instruction and data spaces
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Language-Based Protection New protect system - Singularity New type safe language – Sing# Based on C# Proction : Algol compiler’s “dangerous” code Idea : Microsoft Research 11
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Conclusion Nooks – each driver individually wrapped in software jacket Paravirtual machine – moves the drivers to one or more machines distinct from the main one Multiserver – runs each driver and OS component in a separate process Singularity – uses a type-safe language 12
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