Sub-system Update: Linux Integrity Status Update
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EVM now uses the file hash as a portable identifier so EVM portable signature binds metadata to file data and supports larger digests for stronger algorithms; a new build-time policy guarantees certain checks (for example qemu exec verification) survive later custom policies; unprivileged FUSE mounts are treated as untrusted while privileged mounts force remeasurement options; TPM access latency drops with an observed 83% TPM speedup from hrtimer and other work; IMA/EVM regression tests and audit-based IMA namespacing are landing, and more sample policies and reviewers are requested.
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