At 23:38 +0100 29/12/10, Vinzenz Hersche wrote:
Glenn, i like to try this for a kernel.. it should need just be a patched
kernel (so need to recompile) and a loaded kernel or what do you think?
i don't know so much about cross-compile, but i like to learn it.. if also
someone else like to join t
Vinzenz Hersche writes:
> it should need just be a patched
> kernel (so need to recompile) and a loaded kernel or what do you think?
>
> ...a loaded module, of course.. sry, typo.. :)
I don't think grsec can be a separate module.
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At 23:38 +0100 29/12/10, Vinzenz Hersche wrote:
Glenn, i like to try this for a kernel.. it should need just be a patched
kernel (so need to recompile) and a loaded kernel or what do you think?
i don't know so much about cross-compile, but i like to learn it.. if also
someone else like to join t
Hi, Vinzenz
Just get kernel matching your distro, add your favorite patch and
rebuild. You may use almost any armel toolchain. In fact only sources
used in particular distro are different, but you may find it on site of
your favorite distro.
You may join irc on freenode, #openmoko channel if you
В Срд, 29/12/2010 в 23:28 +0100, Glenn пишет:
> At 0:06 +0200 30/12/10, Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote:
> >Glenn writes:
> >> Maybe it might be a good idea to embed grsecurity in the kernel - for
> >> two reasons:
> >
> >I think the main goal should be to upstream our changes, not add new
> >changes
Glenn writes:
>>What has grsecurity to do with debugging?
>
> On there home page they write:
>
> # Prevention of arbitrary code execution, regardless of the technique
> used (stack smashing, heap corruption, etc)
> # Prevention of arbitrary code execution in the kernel
> # Randomization of the sta
At 0:06 +0200 30/12/10, Timo Juhani Lindfors wrote:
Glenn writes:
Maybe it might be a good idea to embed grsecurity in the kernel - for
two reasons:
I think the main goal should be to upstream our changes, not add new
changes that are not upstream.
* Debug programs and drivers (faster de
Glenn writes:
> Maybe it might be a good idea to embed grsecurity in the kernel - for
> two reasons:
I think the main goal should be to upstream our changes, not add new
changes that are not upstream.
> * Debug programs and drivers (faster debugging?)
What has grsecurity to do with debugging?
Maybe it might be a good idea to embed grsecurity in the kernel - for
two reasons:
* Debug programs and drivers (faster debugging?)
* Heighten security
?
Have no idea how the performance impact might be.
http://grsecurity.net/
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[02/10] Official grsecurity/PaX support on ARM
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