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Trusted Virtual Domains – Design, Implementation and Lessons Learned
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2010
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
A Trusted Virtual Domain (TVD) is a coalition of virtual machines and resources (e.g., network, storage) that are distributed over multiple physical platforms and share a common security policy. The concept of TVDs and their usage scenarios have been studied extensively. However, details on certain implementation aspects have not been explored in depth yet, such as secure policy deployment and integration of heterogeneous virtualization and trusted computing technologies. In this paper, we
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-14597-1_10
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