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Linux Security Summit Europe 2024

kernel developers, distro maintainers, confidential computing engineers, security researchers, platform engineers, systemd maintainers

slub internals and freelist; slab spraying exploitation techniques; HSM integration for VMs; linux keyring attestation; confidential computing on RISC-V; supply-chain backdoor analysis (XZ); eBPF quarantine and O2C; tpm integration with systemd; restricting unprivileged user namespaces; landlock ioctl support; VTL1 minimal secure OS (LVBS); signing and verifying eBPF programs

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Welcome & Opening RemarksElena Reshetova03m
Stormy-morning announcements note a shuffled agenda with some talks flipped and a 45-minute first break to accommodate late arrivals, plus high in-person…
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SLUB Internals for Exploit DevelopersAndrey Konovalov01h 31m
Explains concrete SLUB internals needed to turn slab bugs into exploits: allocation tiers (lockless active slab, pcpu partials, per‑node, new slab), freelist…
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Enabling Hardware Security Modules for Confidential ComputingReinhard Buendgen50m
IBM Secure Execution for Linux on IBM Z enables virtual machines to safely use Crypto Express HSMs by creating a firmware-enforced binding between a guest and…
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Hiding Attestation with Linux Keyring in Confidential Virtual MachinesMikko Ylinen36m
Claims that Linux keyring can hide attestation details for confidential VMs by using the request_key syscall to trigger a userland key provider that performs…
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Enabling New Security Frontiers: Deep-Dive Into Implementing Confidential Computing on RISC-VR...52m
RISC‑V adds a proposal called Supervisor Domains plus modular ISA hooks: a scalable memory tracking table (smmt) that maps system physical addresses to…
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The Critical Path to Implant Backdoors and Potential Mitigation Techniques: Learnings from XZ...René Mayrhofer, Mario Lins01h 09m
An XZ Utils backdoor lets attackers run commands on SSH servers without prior auth by trojanizing liblzma and abusing build hosts; attackers gain commit rights…
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Compartmentalizing Vulnerable Kernel Components Without Stopping the MachineQinrun Dai28m
Claims an on-the-fly enforcement that quarantines vulnerable kernel objects without rebooting by auditing pre-existing “legacy” objects and blocking illegal…
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Systemd & TPMsLennart Poettering01h 18m
Systemd now ships concrete TPM tooling: systemd-cryptenroll creates TPM-locked root on first boot and systemd-cryptsetup unlocks disks with TPM/PKCS#11/FIDO…
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Welcome Back & RemarksElena Reshetova01m
Welcome back to the conference on the second day with a full program and optional time set aside for BoFs scheduled both in the main room and the adjacent room…
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Restricting Unprivileged User Namespaces in UbuntuJohn Johansen, Maxime Bélair47m
Ubuntu 24.04 ships a default restriction on unprivileged user namespaces and pairs it with AppArmor policy so sandboxing callers either get a confined profile…
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Update on Landlock: IOCTL SupportGünther Noack48m
Landlock adds explicit IOCTL control by restricting IOCTLs on device files by pathname and permitting a short whitelist of harmless commands (fcntl-like flags…
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LVBS and Advanced Kernel IntegrityThara Gopinath32m
LVBS creates a VTL1 minimal Linux secure OS using Hyper‑V/VSM to enforce immutable EPT permissions for every guest kernel page at boot and injects intercepts…
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Verifying and Signing EBPF Programs with Inspektor GadgetFrancis Laniel24m
Inspektor Gadget packages eBPF programs as OCI images and signs them in CI with cosign, then verifies signatures at runtime and refuses execution of images…
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Safer Seccomp: Dead Syscalls EliminationYuan Tan, Siqi Fan, Xiao Liu10m
Implements dead syscalls elimination by rewriting the .pushsection assembler semantics so the linker can garbage collect syscall-related sections, and by…
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