Explore the latest developments in mitigating speculative execution attacks through Address Space Isolation (ASI) in this follow-up conference talk presented by Junaid Shahid and Ofir Weisse at the Linux Plumbers Conference. Delve into advanced techniques and strategies for enhancing system security against sophisticated threats targeting the plumbing layer of Linux systems. Gain insights from industry experts as they discuss the evolution of ASI implementation, its effectiveness in countering speculative execution vulnerabilities, and potential future improvements. Learn about the challenges faced in deploying ASI across various Linux environments and how developers are working to overcome these obstacles. This 27-minute presentation is essential for Linux developers, security professionals, and anyone interested in staying up-to-date with cutting-edge approaches to safeguarding critical system components.
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Mitigating speculative execution attacks with ASI - follow up - Junaid Shahid, Ofir Weisse
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Linux Plumbers Conference
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