Security-Enhanced Android

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" summary

Claims that Android 5.0 and 6.1 move to full SELinux enforcement and that AOSP now exposes those kernel policies are backed by a live demo attempt showing the kernel and emulator but suffering network and demo failures so not everything boots. The talk shows concrete items: runtime permissions in Marshmallow with code snippets, discussion of delayed OEM security patches and Nexus firmware images security bulletins, plus attempts to run Android on x86 emulators and inspect SELinux domains.

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" chapters (6)

1. 0:00Introduction
2. 6:19Security-Enhanced Android overview
3. 13:52SELinux permissions
4. 18:07Runtime permissions
5. 21:48Latest Android security updates
6. 25:44Linux and Android integration demo

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