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Overview
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This course explores the current state of Linux kernel security development, including efforts to enhance kernel resilience against attacks, new access control developments, expanded security module stacking, integrity, TPMs, trusted boot, and more. The course delves into the Linux Hardening Project and introduces security modules like Landlock, SARA, and WhiteEgret. The teaching method involves a presentation by Casey Schaufler, a seasoned expert in kernels and security, covering predictions and areas in kernel security that may require more attention. The intended audience includes individuals interested in Linux kernel security, open-source software, and contributing to enhancing system security.
Syllabus
Introduction
What happened
Containers
Hardware
Kernel hardening
New security modules
Join the fun
The future
Questions
Taught by
linux.conf.au