Capability-based Security - Research and Commercial Systems

Research and Commercial Systems

  • Tahoe-LAFS - Open Source capability-based filesystem
  • KeyKOS
    • EROS - The Extremely Reliable Operating System - KeyKOS successor
      • CapROS - EROS successor, project to further develop EROS code base for commercial use
      • Coyotos - EROS successor, for research
  • kaneton
  • Cambridge CAP computer
  • Carnegie Mellon University C.mmp with Hydra (operating system)
  • Carnegie Mellon University CM* with StarOS
  • IBM System/38 and AS/400
  • Intel iAPX 432
  • Plessey System 250
  • Symbian
  • Flex
  • L4 microkernel - Open Kernel Labs - OKL4 and NICTA - seL4, TU-Dresden - Fiasco.OC
  • Amoeba distributed operating system
  • Capsicum: practical capabilities for UNIX
  • CTSRD - Rethinking the hardware-software security interface

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