Debian security team: behind the curtains
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July 2, 2018Speakers:
Yves-Alexis PerezLicense:
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This talk will presents the Debian security team: the people, the roles, the workflows. It will also detail the handling of vulnerabilities, both public and private/embargoed ones.
Yves-Alexis Perez
Yves-Alexis is a Debian developer, member of the security team. He works at ANSSI as head of the Hardware and Software architecture lab. As such, he’s interested in platform security and the ways hardware and software interactions are relevant to security. More specifically, he’s interested in how devices can influence the security of the platform as a whole.
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