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Understanding security risks and mitigation across the virtualization stack
Kernel Address Space Isolation /Hardening
Breaking VSM by Attacking SecureKernel
Introduce Virtualization and Kernel Infrastructure to Newbies - Xiao MiaoMiao & Ben Shushu
Xenpwn: Breaking Paravirtualized Devices
Lecture 07 - Virtualization (part 4, fast I/O)
OSDI '23 - Security and Performance in the Delegated User-level Virtualization
20 years of Linux Virtual Memory From simple server workloads to cloud virtualization
USENIX ATC '15 - SecPod: a Framework for Virtualization-based Security Systems
Security Enhanced Linux virtual machines (pt 1/2)
Linux Virtualization Based Security (LVBS) - Thara Gopinath
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Last Updated: August 15, 2026
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