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A story of three kernel vulnerabilities

A story of three kernel vulnerabilities

Posted Feb 21, 2013 3:16 UTC (Thu) by draco (subscriber, #1792)
In reply to: A story of three kernel vulnerabilities by corsac
Parent article: A story of three kernel vulnerabilities

There's nothing about signing stuff that requires ASN.1 or X.509. Also, it's entirely possible that userspace uses ASN.1/X.509 to get at the keys to sign with, but something else to carry the signature itself.

If the kernel must parse ASN.1/X.509 to parse the signature for authentication...yikes, but that's not a requirement. (And even if they are, I hope it's a really limited implementation.)


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A story of three kernel vulnerabilities

Posted Feb 21, 2013 6:16 UTC (Thu) by corsac (subscriber, #49696) [Link]


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