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Sunday, June 18 • 2:45pm - 3:20pm
Are our systems using up-to-date cryptography?

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As every cryptographic algorithm has its own security lifetime, old algorithms can become vulnerable as research advances. For system administrators, it is important to keep the managed systems up-to-date with latest standards. At DevConf CZ 2020, we've presented an idea of inspecting which cryptographic algorithms a particular deployment is using in practice, e.g., which TLS ciphersuites are negotiated the most. The proposal was to instrument system cryptographic libraries with USDT probes and collect statistical data with eBPF and bpftrace. Since then, the project has evolved further to providing a system-wide service and utilities, enabling analysis of long term trends and real-time diagnostics. In this session we will talk about the architecture, logging format, and possible integration with consumers, such as Insights Core and Grafana.

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Daiki Ueno

Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Daiki Ueno works as a software engineer in the RHEL Crypto team at Red Hat, where he leads the development of low-level cryptographic libraries, such as GnuTLS and p11-kit, while helping a variety of security related projects.



Sunday June 18, 2023 2:45pm - 3:20pm CEST
G202 | Talks