> Most of the standardized USB1/2/3 host controllers are relevant > for virtualization use cases, so should be declared secure. The > "NEC" XHCI variant is slightly non-standard, but since it is a > trivial sub-class of the generic XHCI, there's no reason to > exclude it. > > The set of devices that are expected to be used is HID (mouse, > tablet, keyboard), host passthrough, CCID (smartcard), hub, > storage and the redirect tunnelling.
Can't we exclude uhci/ehci nowadays? -- Marc-André Lureau <[email protected]>
