By Sandrino
via fabriccontroller.net
Submitted: Dec 06 2012 / 02:43
A few days ago Alan Smith (Windows Azure MVP) started a discussion about the “Virtual Machine hacking” thread on the MSDN forum and how we could protect our Virtual Machines. Let’s take a look at our options for reducing the attack surface of a Windows VM (some options can also be applied to Linux VMs).
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