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August 27 - 28 - Vancouver, BC, Canada
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Popular Events on Monday, August 27

 

#1

Making C Less Dangerous - Kees Cook, Google

#2

Security in Zephyr and Fuchsia - Stephen Smalley & James Carter, National Security Agency

#3

fs-verity: Native File-based Authenticity - Michael Halcrow & Eric Biggers, Google

#4

Linux Audit: Moving Beyond Kernel Namespaces to Audit Container IDs - Richard Guy Briggs, Red Hat

#5

Azure Sphere: Fitting Linux Security in 4 MiB of RAM - Ryan Fairfax, Microsoft

#6

Syzbot and the Tale of Thousand Kernel Bugs - Dmitry Vyukov, Google

#7

STACKLEAK: A Long Way to the Linux Kernel Mainline - Alexander Popov, Positive Technologies

#8

Sub-system Update: Kernel Self-Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google

#9

Open System Firmware Projects - Elaine Palmer, IBM Research

#10

Year in Review: Android Kernel Security - Jeff Vander Stoep & Sami Tolvanen, Google

#11

How to Safely Restrict Access to Files in a Programmatic Way with Landlock? - Mickaël Salaün, ANSSI

#12

Sub-system Update: Linux Integrity Status Update - Mimi Zohar, IBM

#13

Sub-system Update: AppArmor Update 2018 - John Johansen, Canonical

#14

Sub-system Update: State of SELinux - Paul Moore, Red Hat

#15

Sub-system Update: Smack Update 2018 - Casey Schaufler, Intel

#16

Opening Remarks - James Morris, Microsoft

#17

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#18

Coffee Break

#19

Lunch (Attendees on Own)

#20

Coffee Break