Security Features for UBIFS
summary
UBIFS has added the fscrypt interface to enable file-content encryption on raw flash using UBI/UBIFS. The talk explains which parts of the MTD/UBI/UBIFS stack are protected versus not protected, shows how file encryption combined with authenticated metadata can form a chain of trust on embedded devices, and covers master-key support, policy integration, and the expected runtime/memory overheads and practical limits for low-power, low-RAM systems.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00UBIFS security features
- 3:00Memory pressure in UBIFS
- 7:09New UBIFS framework features
- 13:11Open directory controls
- 18:45UBIFS case studies
- 25:15UBIFS management architecture
- 30:04UBIFS index trees
- 31:53Final insights & Q&A
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