February 11, 2020

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BoF: Linux Security

BoF: Linux Security

This BoF session is for technical discussion and collaboration in the area of Linux security. Potential topics include: - Access Control (SELinux, Smack, AppArmor etc). - Kernel Self Protection and …
Talk Title BoF: Linux Security
Speakers James Morris (Linux Kernel Developer, Microsoft)
Conference Automotive Linux Summit & Open Source Summit Japan
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Location Tokyo, Japan
Date Jun 19-22, 2018
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This BoF session is for technical discussion and collaboration in the area of Linux security. Potential topics include: - Access Control (SELinux, Smack, AppArmor etc). - Kernel Self Protection and Hardening - TPMs - Integrity Management - Container Security - Sandboxing - Cryptography - Platform Security (SGX, TrustZone etc.) - Embedded Security - IoT Security This will be an opportunity to present new and evolving security projects for feedback and discussion.

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