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url: schedule/talk10.html | ||
url: schedule/hsm.html | ||
layout: summittalk | ||
title: TBC | ||
title: Verifiable state transitions within a memory constrained environment | ||
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room: Ziggy Stardust | ||
start: 2024-10-10T10:45:00 | ||
speaker: TBC | ||
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speaker: Chervine Majeri | ||
speakerTitle: Research Engineer, Taurus | ||
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TBC | ||
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Highly sensitive code managing crypto secrets needs to run in secure environments, often very constrained in capacity. Given these constraints, I will explain how we managed to fit as much logic as possible, as close to the secrets as possible, while also addressing the roles that transparency and verifiability play in ensuring security and trust. | ||
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Chervine is an engineer leading the R&D team at Taurus, where he helps design scalable, secure systems. |
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title: The Witness Ecosystem | ||
title: From Witnessing to Transparent Ecosystems | ||
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room: Ziggy Stardust | ||
start: 2024-10-09T14:00:00 | ||
speaker: Fillipo Valsorda | ||
speaker: Fillipo Valsorda, Andrea Barisani et al. | ||
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The Witness Ecosystem | ||
In this focused session, "From Witnessing to Transparent Ecosystems," we will explore the journey from the foundational concept of "witnessing" to the realization of fully transparent, end-to-end ecosystems. Our four talks are structured to interlock seamlessly, providing a holistic view of Witnessing and its broader impact. | ||
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* Witnessing & ArmoredWitness overview - Martin Hutchinson | ||
* Using TamaGo to build the ArmoredWitness - Andrea Barisani | ||
* Firmware Transparency for the ArmoredWitness - Al Cutter | ||
* End-to-end ecosystems - Fillipo Valsorda | ||
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### Speakers | ||
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*Filippo Valsorda* | ||
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Filippo is a cryptography engineer and an open source maintainer. He's been maintaining the Go cryptography standard library since 2018, first as the head of the Go Security team at Google, and then as the founder of the independent maintainers organization Geomys. He co-designed the Go Checksum Database and worked on the Sigsum log design, contributing to the specification of the interoperable checkpoint format, witness API, and related C2SP specs. He's been involved in the Certificate Transparency ecosystem since its early days, operating an experimental log in 2017, and more recently authoring the Sunlight CT log implementation and the Static CT API specification. | ||
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*Andrea Barisani* | ||
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*Martin Hutchinson* | ||
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*Al Cutter* | ||
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