tried and maybe someone else already knew what to set it to. But I guess Google is your friend lol 😂 Skylake or CPU closest to Host will allow it. And under Options set AMD/VT-x enabled.

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Nesting and AES can be enabled without setting to Host and passing directly through with risks. The only thing I'm still curious about is VT-x which I've found out now apparently setting it to Skylake

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Simply setting the CPU to anything except for Host normally will create a virtualized processor and driver that cannot talk directly to host CPU and process feeds without going through the hypervisor'

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There have been previous CVEs where because 2 processes share same core and it isn't virtualized they can control eachother processes and if a process happens to be a host one they can grab it and exe

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If a host does that's their business and when they get these people that escape the VM and takeover the whole host or steal user data, that's on them. I won't be one to do so - as it is a very big sec

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1) How to enable VM-x without setting CPU to Host? Do other virtualized processors allow this? Reason I ask is there have been past CVEs including some that happened on VirtualBox that relied on the C

Bold of you to assume I utilize a phone.

Why would you wonder about what I host any more then the other guy? is looking to exercise my human right to privacy really such a forging concept to make you curious? I encourage you to try it.

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WOW. One thing certainly is clear: you can't be accused of not trying really hard to be understood.

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Any other hosts that do manual setup on some really custom offers ever have the feeling that customers are trying to torture you by ordering really slow to install OSes like Almalinux? Lol