Adding PQ Capabilities to SSH Protocol: The Fedora Approach
· 16:15 – 16:55 Amsterdam time · Blue hall
OpenSSH and libssh are 2 mostly widespread implementations of SSH protocol. Real-world requirements for PQ crypto causes writing significant patches to OpenSSH because of difference of the upstream and downstream requirements. libssh upstream is more binded to Fedora maintainers and lands the changes upstream.
The talk covers key downstream changes in OpenSSH: using OpenSSL code, providing extra algorithms support, FIPS compatibility quirks, in OpenSSH, and corresponding changes in libssh.
Speakers
- Principal Software Engineer · Red Hat, Inc
Stockholm syndrome with OpenSSL
I work with OpenSSL code for 20+ years, last 5+ of them in Red Hat. I have been working as OpenSSL maintainer and OpenSSH co-maintainer in Red Hat. I'm involved in OpenSSL community as a distribution community representative in OpenSSL Corporation Technical advisory committee.
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Open session · first come, first served
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