Security WG Lightning talks
summary
Documentation moves all resources into a single searchable site, Risk I/O findings produce a completed patch series and coordinated disclosures, and OP-TEE 3.5 ships several concrete features: TA ASLR (config flag, enabled on HiKey960 and QEMU), optional shared libutee.so and friends for smaller storage footprints (code-page sharing planned), merged normal-world virtualization support (CFG_VIRTUALIZATION=yes, experimental with Xen), OP-TEE Keymaster integrated into AOSP with quarterly releases and weekly CI, SPCI secure-world prototypes on ARMv8.4, Buildroot packaging merged, and PKCS#11 work remains in review branches.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:27TA ASLR
- 3:44Shared base libraries for TAs
- 5:44Normal World virtualization support
- 12:24Isolation using virtualization in the Secure world
- 14:01Device Tree
- 15:19Buildroot support
- 17:28Security sessions at BKK19
- 19:24PKCS#11
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