num_gg@laposte.net wrote:


> But: My question is from the security and anti-hacking protection
> point of view. Someone says that "virtualization allows securisation
> and isolation of a network as breaking a virtual system doesn't allow
> to take over the whole system (and especially the host system)".
> Personnally I wonder how one can be so sure.


Depends very much on the implementation. Virtuozzo and User Mode Linux, for
example, offer virtually no security boundaries.