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High-assurance security systems require strong isolation from the untrustedworld to protect the security-sensitive or privacy-sensitive data they process.Existing regulations impose that such systems must execute in a trustworthyoperating system (OS) to ensure they are not collocated with untrusted softwarethat might negatively impact their availability or security. However, theexisting techniques to attest to the OS integrity fall short due to the cuckooattack. In this paper, we first show a novel defense mechanism against thecuckoo attack, and we formally prove it. Then, we implement it as part of anintegrity monitoring and enforcement framework that attests to thetrustworthiness of the OS from 3.7x to 8.5x faster than the existing integritymonitoring systems. We demonstrate its practicality by protecting the executionof a real-world eHealth application, performing micro and macro-benchmarks, andassessing the security risk.

Synergia: Hardening High-Assurance Security Systems with Confidential and Trusted Computing