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Secure Boot 2018 Sprint

Date, Location

Participants

Please fill in the table below with your details.

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Name

E-Mail

Nick

Arrival

Departure

Confirmed

(Long) PGP ID

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Need travel sponsor?

Need accomodation sponsor?

Need food sponsor?

Notes

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Helen Koike

helen.koike@collabora.com

koike

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Agenda

  • Secure Boot goal
  • Current state
  • Signing infrastructure proposals
  • Integration with Dak and potential issues
  • Integration with Buildd, concerns with the NEW queue and other potential issues
  • Potential issues with embargoes packages / security uploads
  • Potential issues with binNMU uploads
  • Signing duration time concerns, resource management
  • Reproducible builds
  • Revocation process
  • Manual process vs automated (security concerns)
  • Signing box, extending beyond secure boot (should everything be signed in the ideal future?)
  • Packages to be signed (grub, kernel, fwupdate)
  • Architectures (amd64, i386, arm64, ...?)
  • Credentials, who can upload files to be signed, update shim, access the signing key?

Reports

  • sprint: Secure Boot Sprint

  • announcement: Secure Boot Sprint Mar 2018 Announcement
  • report: Secure Boot Sprint 2018-03 Report

Acknowledgements

the sprint has been possible thanks to:

Hosting alternatives

  • Linux Hotel

Food alternatives

  • Linux Hotel


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