Linux Kernel Security: Theory and Practice
summary
Examines Linux kernel security by describing vulnerability classes, exploitation techniques used in attacks, methods for bug detection, and kernel protection technologies. Discusses practical and theoretical aspects of finding and mitigating kernel bugs and defenses used to harden the kernel.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09What is Linux kernel
- 6:15Kernel security basics
- 8:21Kernel vulnerabilities and threats
- 10:50Linux Security Modules
- 12:58Self Protection in kernel
- 16:13Kernel defenses map
- 26:23Security in practice
- 27:27Kernel Config Harden Check tool
- 39:18Future plans and development
- 41:51Conclusion and recommendations
- 42:12Q&A
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