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Proofcraft completes formal proof for dynamic seL4 domain scheduling

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Proofcraft has implemented and formally verified a new domain scheduling API for the seL4 microkernel, removing the requirement for a single fixed, compiled-in schedule to maintain information flow security proofs. The API lets systems load semi-static domain schedules that can change across runtime phases, such as longer time slices during boot and shorter ones during normal operation. This capability is now included and proven in seL4 15.0.0.

Why It Matters

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Previously, enforcing strict information flow isolation in seL4 meant committing to one rigid timing schedule for the life of the system, which was impractical for real deployments and hard to integrate with SDK tooling like Microkit. By allowing flexible, provably secure scheduling phases, seL4 becomes far more usable for real-world secure systems that need different timing behavior during boot versus operation, without sacrificing its formal security guarantees.

Key Takeaways
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Source: proofcraft.systems, 2026-08-24

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