Greetings,
Deep Freeze from Faronics have a nice concept. Qubes OS seems to use the same concept, but adds an extra layer of protection between the hardware and the OS.
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Would it be possible to design an anti-hack platform that would operate between the hardware and the OS levels?
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Could CIS be updated to work on Qubes OS (unix distribution). (As its available for 8 unix distro at 5 Best Antivirus for Linux 2022 | Linux Antivirus ).
I’m wondering, wouldn’t the best security suite be using the concept of VMM embeded into another (up to 10 times lets say)? Would it be a good strategy to have multiple auto-generated passwords (each session) that would be designed to take too long to hack by brute force during a normal PC session (3-8h) in order to reach the last layer of protection? Maybe the auto generated password for each levels could be reset every 5 min making it impossible? to ■■■■■ all passwords within a given amount of time.
- Would it be possible to design a 10-layer (or more) sandbox / VMM system which would have on each level its own set of “anti-hacking defense traps” (just like Indiana Jones temples’ traps) which would be designed to protect the “files” with passwords required to get to a higher level? Also, such a defense system could detect breaches in its “levels” when unusual activity / hacking patterns would be ran and warn the user when a certain level is reached. Ideally, in such a “Russian-doll” design, it would also be possible to use Deep Freeze’s / Qubes OS’ reboot-to-restore function to get rid of unknown infections in a matter of seconds.
Best regards,
B