OpenSSL After Heartbleed by Rich Salz & Tim Hudson, OpenSSL
Channel: The Linux Foundation
Date: 2017-04-04

OpenSSL After Heartbleed - Rich Salz & Tim Hudson, OpenSSL

OpenSSL is the most widely-deployed TLS library in the world. A simple programming mistake—failing to check an output length—shook up the project and generated a “re-key the Internet” event. This session will discuss what has happened within the project since then: an expanded team, increased transparency, more rigorous development processes, and greatly increased vitality.

About Tim Hudson
Tim Hudson has been involved in system security for more than 20 years. Tim's day job is as the CTO at Cryptsoft where he provides advice and guidance on security technology design and architecture. Tim is involved in KMIP, PKCS#11, FIPS140, OASIS and SNIA and is a long time OpenSSL user and is also an OpenSSL team member.

About Rich Salz
Rich has spoken at RSA, Java-One, and LF Collab Summit, among others. He works at Akamai, helping to make the configuration simpler and more secure by default. He is a member of the OpenSSL development team. He co-chairs the IETF ACME (LetsEncrypt protocol) and Curdle (new ECC curve usages) working groups.