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Secure Boot on Arm systems (osc24)
Secure boot on x86_64 is mostly taken for granted, as it is a mature feature in UEFI. When it comes to Arm, the Secure Boot implementation can differ on each platform as there's no standardization.
In this session, we will learn the general approach used by vendors to implement a complete chain of trust and how you could use it in openSUSE for your next embedded project.
Secure boot on x86_64 is mostly taken for granted, as it is a mature feature in UEFI. When it comes to Arm, the Secure Boot implementation can differ on each platform as there's no standardization.
In this session, we will learn the general approach used by vendors to implement a complete chain of trust and how you could use it in openSUSE for your next embedded project.
about this event: https://c3voc.de
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Secure boot on x86_64 is mostly taken for granted, as it is a mature feature in UEFI. When it comes to Arm, the Secure Boot implementation can differ on each platform as there's no standardization.
In this session, we will learn the general approach used by vendors to implement a complete chain of trust and how you could use it in openSUSE for your next embedded project.
Secure boot on x86_64 is mostly taken for granted, as it is a mature feature in UEFI. When it comes to Arm, the Secure Boot implementation can differ on each platform as there's no standardization.
In this session, we will learn the general approach used by vendors to implement a complete chain of trust and how you could use it in openSUSE for your next embedded project.
about this event: https://c3voc.de