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Linux Security Summit Europe 2019

October 31 - November 1 | Lyon, France
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09:00 CET

Welcome & Opening Remarks - Elena Reshetova, Intel Forum 1

09:05 CET

Deep Analysis of Exploitable Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities 2017-2019 - Tong Lin & Luhai Chen, Intel Forum 1

09:50 CET

Exploiting Race Conditions Using the Scheduler - Jann Horn, Google Forum 1

10:55 CET

Dealing with Uninitialized Memory in the Kernel - Alexander Potapenko, Google Forum 1

11:25 CET

A New Proposal for Protecting Kernel Data Memory - Igor Stoppa, Huawei Forum 1

11:55 CET

Tracing: The Bane of You Security Folks - Steven Rostedt, VMware Inc Forum 1

13:50 CET

Kernel Runtime Security Instrumentation - KP Singh, Google Forum 1

14:35 CET

CRIU and SELinux - Adrian Reber, Red Hat Forum 1

15:05 CET

Address Spaces for Namespaces - Mike Rapoport, IBM Forum 1

15:55 CET

Using a Different LSM from the Host in a Container - John Johansen, Canonical Forum 1

16:30 CET

Tutorial: Using Linux Primitives to Build Your Own Containers - Stéphane Graber & Christian Brauner, Canonical Ltd. Forum 1

09:00 CET

The Linux Crypto API - Ard Biesheuvel, ARM Ltd. Forum 1

09:45 CET

OpenPOWER: Host OS (Linux Kernel) Secure Boot Key Management - Nayna Jain, IBM Forum 1

10:50 CET

Keylime - An Open Source TPM Project for Remote Trust. - Luke Hinds, Red Hat Forum 1

11:35 CET

Securing TPM Secrets with TXT and Kernel Signatures - Paul Moore, Cisco Forum 1

13:50 CET

LSM Stacking - What You Can Do Now and What's Next - Casey Schaufler, Intel Forum 1

14:20 CET

Upcoming x86 Technologies for Malicious Hypervisor Protection - David Kaplan, AMD Forum 1

15:25 CET

Zephyr Project Security Status - David Brown, Linaro Forum 1

16:10 CET

Closing Remarks Forum 1