Hi, Here is my submission for a talk at the security devroom at Fosdem. Who am I? Contact: Tomas Gustavsson Tel: +46-707421096 Email: see from field Affiliation: PrimeKey Solutions AB / EJBCA Bio: Project founder/manager of the EJBCA PKI project (http://ejbca.org/) and CTO at PrimeKey (http://primekey.se). Long time developer and consultant with PKI/security solutions (nowadays exclusively for EJBCA and SignServer). Contributor to projects such as BouncyCastle (http://bouncycastle.org/). Technical lead for the development of a Common Criteria certified security library, CESeCore. Talk duration: I can fit my session into a 30 minute slot. Talk description: "CESeCore, Common Criteria certified open source" CESeCore is a common criteria certified security core. It is a developer library, including support for hardware cryptographic devices, of JEE components and was recently certified at Common Criteria level EAL4+. This talk will give an overview of what CESeCore is and what it can be used for. It will also share experiences about Common Criteria certification, what it is, what's good and what's bad, and challenges involved for open source software. On 11/01/2011 12:36 PM, Martin Paljak wrote:
Hello,
1. I filed for a security devroom again, I hope it will be accepted (hey, they even resurrected the mailing list). The theme of the devroom is "(hardware) security / crypto" 2. The scheme is the same as last year, except there should be a (different) room for two days, where the second day will be pure hands on hacking. I plan to bring a bunch of different hardware and I hope to see many people from different projects and hopefully we can even have a short hackathon there. 3. Please distribute at relevant lists/forums/groups links - to the mailing list at [1] - to the wiki [2] 4. If you have a talk proposal, please send a short description of it to the same list or add it to the currently empty wiki page [2] following basically the same CFP as last year [3]. Also, feel free to voice your interests either on the list or in the wiki. For example, I'm personally interested in hearing something about CESECORE [4] and Android(/smart cards, like [5]), hopefully this helps to send the word around that we actually could see people associated with such efforts.
Best, Martin
[1] https://lists.fosdem.org/mailman/listinfo/security-devroom [2] http://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2012 [3] https://www.opensc-project.org/opensc/wiki/FOSDEM2011/CFP [4] https://www.cesecore.eu/ [5] http://code.google.com/p/seek-for-android/