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The State of Kernel Self Protection Project by Kees Cook, Google
The Linux Foundation
Kees Cook of Google gives a Linux Foundation talk on the Kernel Self Protection Project, which aims to harden Linux against attackers. He surveys threats, the state of available defensive technologies and a year of community progress.
Cited as the authoritative overview of kernel hardening goals and priorities, including Cook's car-safety analogy for kernel security.
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