Linux kernel TLS and HTTPS
summary
The talk explains why TLS is being integrated into the Linux kernel and compares implementation approaches from Facebook/RedHat, Mellanox, and the Tempesta FW project. It covers kernel-specific implementation challenges for TLS and discusses practical details around Linux kernel TLS (as present in Linux 4.13 RC) and HTTPS handling.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10HTTPS problems in Linux kernel
- 7:12DDoS attacks and defense
- 13:56Modern proxy drawbacks
- 21:44Linux kernel TLS history and implementation
- 27:11TLS 1.2 and 1.3 issues
- 33:20HTTP processing optimization
- 38:40TLS attacks and protection
- 41:18Tempesta architecture and performance
- 44:40Q&A
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