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== Kernel ==
 
== Kernel ==
 
 
The OpenVZ kernel is based on the Linux kernel. The OpenVZ team tracks and analyzes all the security updates to the Linux kernel and applies them accordingly.
 
The OpenVZ kernel is based on the Linux kernel. The OpenVZ team tracks and analyzes all the security updates to the Linux kernel and applies them accordingly.
  
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== Audit ==
 
== Audit ==
 
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OpenVZ has undergone a thorough security audit, performed by Solar Designer in winter 2005. He found a single issue in OpenVZ kernel code and a couple of issues in mainstream Linux kernel code — all of them were fixed, and the mainstream fixes were sent to the LKML.
OpenVZ has undergone a thorough security audit, [https://lists.openvz.org/pipermail/users/2015-October/006563.html performed by Solar Designer] in winter 2005. He found a single issue in OpenVZ kernel code and a couple of issues in mainstream Linux kernel code — all of them were fixed, and the mainstream fixes were sent to the LKML.
 
  
 
[[Category: Security]]
 
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[[Category: Kernel]]
 
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