"16 years ago today, after watching a presentation on YouTube titled “Write and Submit your first Linux Kernel Patch” by @gregkh, I submitted my first patch1 to the Linux kernel. 🐧🙂[...]"
https://t.co/BecKDPh05i 🐧
#Linux#OpenSource
"During one of my presentations at Open Source Summit Japan🇯🇵 the past year, I talked about a bug I found while addressing -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end issues in the Linux kernel. The warning reported by the compiler was [...]"
https://t.co/jenzMTFrzX 🐧
#Linux#OpenSource
"16 years ago today, after watching a presentation on YouTube titled “Write and Submit your first Linux Kernel Patch” by @gregkh, I submitted my first patch1 to the Linux kernel. 🐧🙂[...]"
https://t.co/BecKDPh05i 🐧
#Linux#OpenSource
"Today I woke up to the great news that we now have "only" 100 -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end issues left to be addressed in linux-next. I started fixing these issues a couple of years ago after running into a memory corruption bug caused by a flex[...]"
https://t.co/pvnQa2vABA
@linuxfoundation Live Webinar Maintainer Series: My Life as a Linux Kernel Developer and Maintainer with @gregkh
"Greg KH and Shuah Khan talk about Greg’s experience as a kernel developer and maintainer [...]"
https://t.co/AnCO1OpCEX
While reviewing one of the patches sent to the linux-hardening list this afternoon, I spotted a bug I introduced in the same code two years ago (on March 5 2024, to be precise).
Over nearly a decade contributing to the Linux kernel, I've...
Read more: https://t.co/JVbfOflW3k 🐧
I presented at Everything Open @_everythingopen a couple of days ago. 🗣️🐧
My slides are already available for anyone who'd like to check them out.
Thanks for having me - I really enjoyed the session! 🙂✌🏽
https://t.co/zGHcUdCtzE
#EverythingOpen#EO2025
Yet another memory corruption bug caught thanks to -Wflex-array-member-not-at-end! 🐛🪲🐧
https://t.co/BjzbXaehfp
This will soon land in mainline and a couple of stable trees. 😃🐧
Check out this presentation to learn more about this work:
https://t.co/asqcw5EyUh
KSPP ⚔️🛡️🐧
I wrote a very short blog post to guide people to resources on how to start fixing Coverity issues and how that can be a great way to contribute to the Linux kernel. 🔍 🖥️ 🐧
It's particularly aimed at newcomers with some experience in C. 🙂
https://t.co/KxGnH4fdiu
Status update on GCC security features for the Linux kernel - Qing Zhao
"Multiple security features for the Linux kernel have been added into GCC releases since GCC11, including "zero call-used registers at return" (GCC11) [...]"
@gnutools
https://t.co/01sFxgu01z
I’m really happy to share that I'll be traveling to Paris to speak at @KernelRecipes in the week after the Open Source Summit Europe. ✈️🇨🇵🗣️🎙️ I’m really excited about this edition, and as always, feel free to say hi if you see me around. 🙂👋🏽🐧 #Linux
https://t.co/k9AbT6CXIq
Kees Cook on Linux kernel security. 🐧
"I’ve found the term “undefined behavior” to have a really strict meaning within the compiler community, so I have tried to redefine my goal as eliminating “unexpected behavior” or “ambiguous language constructs”. "
https://t.co/fLJbaEHN06