Explore the Kernel Self-Protection Project in this informative conference talk presented by Kees Cook from Google. Delve into the critical aspects of enhancing Linux kernel security through built-in protection mechanisms. Learn about the project's goals, implementation strategies, and the latest developments in safeguarding the kernel against various threats and vulnerabilities. Gain insights into how these self-protection measures contribute to overall system stability and security in Linux environments.
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Kernel Self-Protection Project - Kees Cook, Google
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Linux Foundation
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