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Friday, 10 June 2011

My SSTIC 2011 slides

Posted on 06:02 by Unknown
A few days ago I had a privilege to give an opening keynote at the SSTIC conference in Rennes, France, which is believed by many to be the most important security conference in France. You can find my slides here.

SSTIC seems to be a very interesting conference indeed, with a strong emphasis on system-level security, which is quite unusual these days where most conferences focus on networking, apps, and web-apps. What a pity all those interestingly-looking talks have been encoded in an obscure language used only by some 3% of the population of the planet...

Anyway, it was a pleasure to talk to some ANSSI people I met before the conference (one of the organizers of the event) who really seemed to understand well the challenges we face with building secure operating systems, and generally seemed well versed in the topic. Perhaps some other nations should learn from France, instead of proposing ridiculous and superficial means that can't really solve any real problem.
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