> simply making a normal OS look like a virtual machine
Or perhaps the other way around?
That is making VMs totally unaware they've been virtualised, as I believe IBM's lpars work…
Or perhaps the other way around?
That is making VMs totally unaware they've been virtualised, as I believe IBM's lpars work…
The solution really does seem like implementing those same hooks in non-VM environments, but preventing their actual usage behind permissions. In a VM, the permissions could genuinely be granted or denied. In a non-VM they would always be denied. But malware could never be able to tell why it was denied permission.