Explore a groundbreaking conference talk on tamper-proof system auditing presented at IEEE, introducing HardLog, a novel audit device. Delve into the innovative approach developed by researchers Adil Ahmad from Purdue University, and Sangho Lee and Marcus Peinado from Microsoft Research. Learn about practical solutions for enhancing system security through advanced auditing techniques, and discover how this cutting-edge technology can revolutionize the field of cybersecurity. Gain valuable insights into the design and implementation of HardLog, and understand its potential applications in various industries requiring robust system monitoring and protection against tampering.
HardLog - Practical Tamper-Proof System Auditing Using a Novel Audit Device
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HardLog: Practical Tamper-Proof System Auditing Using a Novel Audit Device
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