Enhance FAQ entry on multikernel's trust model by adding kernel lockdown as a mitigation strategy

Author: congwang-mk

faq.html

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             <i data-lucide="lock"></i> What is the trust model of multikernel?
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-        <p class="faq-answer">Multikernel relies on kernel-enforced isolation, making the kernel itself the trust boundary. While a malicious kernel could potentially disrupt other kernels on the same node, this risk can be mitigated through kernel signing via kexec and memory encryption using confidential computing technologies.</p>
+        <p class="faq-answer">Multikernel relies on kernel-enforced isolation, making the kernel itself the trust boundary. While a malicious kernel could potentially disrupt other kernels on the same node, this risk can be mitigated through kernel signing via kexec, kernel lockdown, and memory encryption using confidential computing technologies.</p>
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