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LiteBox is a security-focused library operating system designed to support execution in both kernel and user modes. It provides a modular framework for running applications across various platforms, including Linux, Windows, and trusted execution environments like OP-TEE. Developers and researchers use LiteBox to build and test secure, isolated execution environments with fine-grained control over system calls and platform-specific behavior.
The LiteBox architecture consists of modular components designed to support security-focused library OS functionality across multiple platforms. The project is organized into distinct crates, each addressing specific aspects of the system, such as kernel-mode execution, user-mode execution, platform-specific implementations, and syscall rewriting. Interaction between components is facilitated through shared libraries and common interfaces, enabling portability and modularity.
Key components include:
- litebox: Core library OS logic.
- litebox_common_*: Shared utilities and abstractions for Linux and OP-TEE platforms.
- litebox_platform_*: Platform-specific implementations for Linux kernel, userland, Windows userland, and other environments.
- litebox_runner_*: Execution environments for various configurations, such as Linux userland and OP-TEE on Linux.
- litebox_shim_*: Shims for platform-specific syscall handling.
- litebox_syscall_rewriter: Module for rewriting syscalls to enhance security.
- dev_tests/dev_bench: Development utilities for testing and benchmarking.
Directory structure:
litebox/
├── litebox/
├── litebox_common_linux/
├── litebox_common_optee/
├── litebox_platform_linux_kernel/
├── litebox_platform_linux_userland/
├── litebox_platform_windows_userland/
├── litebox_platform_lvbs/
├── litebox_platform_multiplex/
├── litebox_runner_linux_userland/
├── litebox_runner_linux_on_windows_userland/
├── litebox_runner_lvbs/
├── litebox_runner_optee_on_linux_userland/
├── litebox_shim_linux/
├── litebox_syscall_rewriter/
├── dev_tests/
└── dev_bench/
Components interact through shared interfaces defined in litebox_common_* crates, while platform-specific logic resides in litebox_platform_* and litebox_runner_* crates.
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This repo is maintained in Interested-Deving-1896/litebox and mirrored through:
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