Vmit
Vmit, short for Virtual Machine Introspection, is a security technique used to monitor and analyze the internal state of a virtual machine (VM) from outside the VM itself. This approach allows for the detection of malicious activities, such as rootkits, without relying on the integrity of the VM's operating system. Vmit works by leveraging the hypervisor, the software layer that manages virtual machines, to gain visibility into the VM's memory, CPU, and I/O operations.
The primary advantage of Vmit is its ability to provide a high level of security by monitoring
However, Vmit also has its limitations. It can introduce performance overhead due to the additional monitoring
In summary, Vmit is a powerful security technique that offers enhanced visibility into the internal state of