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seL4’s AArch64 Security Proof Closes a Major Gap
formal verification Aug 24, 2026 5 min read

seL4’s AArch64 Security Proof Closes a Major Gap

Proofcraft’s August 2026 milestone adds a machine-checked confidentiality proof to seL4’s AArch64 functional-correctness and integrity story. Here’s what the result proves, why processor state makes the work challenging, and where the assumptions still matter.

by ahsan
#aarch64 #cybersecurity #formal verification #microkernels #sel4
Kakehashi: Running macOS ARM64 binaries on Linux ARM (no JIT)
systems programming Aug 02, 2026 8 min read

Kakehashi: Running macOS ARM64 binaries on Linux ARM (no JIT)

Kakehashi is an experimental userspace translation layer that runs macOS ARM64 (Darwin Mach-O) binaries on Linux aarch64 without JIT or CPU instruction emulation. It loads a guest Mach-O, provides a freestanding libSystem, and translates BSD syscalls and thread boundaries via a hypercall/trap mechanism.

by ahsan
#aarch64 #emulation #linux #macos #rust

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