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Linux Kernel Security Mitigating Linux kernel memory corruptions with Arm Memory Tagging Memory tagging is coming to kill all of your favorite Linux kernel exploits. I'll be premiering my "Mitigating Linux kernel memory corruptions with Arm Memory Tagging" LSS talk on YouTube…
The video is now public. The slides are here.
Google Docs 2021, Linux Security Summit: Mitigating Linux kernel memory corruptions with Arm Memory Tagging Memory Tagging + Linux kernel = or Mitigating Linux kernel memory corruptions with Arm Memory Tagging Andrey Konovalov, xairy.io Linux Security Summit October 1st 2021
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