> Todd Austin: It’s about 10 percent slower on average.
If you accept that kind of overhead, why not just go the Burroughs B5000/Lisp Machine/etc. route and have a hardware instruction set which is essentially byte code for a safe machine, which cannot be tricked into reading and writing in arbitrary places.
Of course, then you would still have the problem of actual security holes in programs which has bugs, which Morpheus effectively hides, by obscuring them.
> Todd Austin: It’s about 10 percent slower on average.
If you accept that kind of overhead, why not just go the Burroughs B5000/Lisp Machine/etc. route and have a hardware instruction set which is essentially byte code for a safe machine, which cannot be tricked into reading and writing in arbitrary places.
Of course, then you would still have the problem of actual security holes in programs which has bugs, which Morpheus effectively hides, by obscuring them.