> protect against someone with access to the OS or hypervisor.
> I haven't heard that they were successful.
Isn't it rather trivial to prove that a database can't be secure if the OS or hypervisor is compromised? (I mean, how could it be, since the OS/hypervisor can read/write all memory, pause execution, alter execution, etc. by its very nature?)
> I haven't heard that they were successful.
Isn't it rather trivial to prove that a database can't be secure if the OS or hypervisor is compromised? (I mean, how could it be, since the OS/hypervisor can read/write all memory, pause execution, alter execution, etc. by its very nature?)