abut 0.1.1

Structural IPC orchestration and boundary-aware Unix Domain Sockets. Manages the secure adjacency of isolated processes within the Honest-Classified security suite.
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ABUT

Structural IPC orchestration and boundary-aware Unix Domain Sockets.

To "abut" is to share a common boundary. This crate provides the primitives for two isolated processes to lean against one another via a UDS interface without compromising their individual security scopes.

Core Security Principles

  • Adjacency: Manages the physical and logical "touch points" between the sidecar and the host application.
  • Boundary Integrity: Ensures that while processes may abut, their memory allotments and classified contents never intermingle.
  • Deterministic Junctions: Uses scope to ensure that the IPC junction is severed immediately upon task completion.