-
Key Logic,
which bought GNOSIS and
renamed it
KeyKOS. The
KeyKOS Nanokernel Architecture Archived 2011-06-21 at the
Wayback Machine "Roots of
KeyKOS"...
- clean-room
reconstruction of an
earlier operating system,
KeyKOS.
KeyKOS was
developed by
Key Logic, Inc., and was a
direct continuation of work on the...
-
system developed at
Tymshare KeyKOS,
successor to
GNOSIS EROS, The
Extremely Reliable Operating System,
successor to
KeyKOS Cambridge CAP
computer Hydra...
- shutdown.
Operating systems that
employ this
ability include KeyKOS EROS, the
successor to
KeyKOS Coyotos,
successor to EROS
Multics with its single-level...
-
systems such as
KeyKOS, EROS, CapROS, and Coyotos. In 1984,
McDonnell Douglas acquired Tymshare, and a year
later sold
GNOSIS to
Key Logic,
where GNOSIS...
- been used for
systems designed for high-security applications,
including KeyKOS, EROS and
military systems. In fact
common criteria (CC) at the highest...
-
operating system that uses capability-based security.
Examples include:
Hydra KeyKOS EROS
Midori seL4
Genode Fuchsia HarmonyOS (Microkernel) (HarmonyOS NEXT)...
- security:
Plessey System 250, IBM System/38,
Intel iAPX 432
architecture and
KeyKOS.
Capability approaches are
widely used in
research systems such as EROS...
-
refer to them via file
descriptor numbers,
which are C-list indexes. In the
KeyKOS and EROS
operating systems, a process's
capability registers constitute...
- "capability" are not
consistent with the model, such as
POSIX "capabilities".)
KeyKOS, EROS,
Integrity (operating system),[dubious – discuss] CapROS, Coyotos...
