Refactoring the Windows Kernel with Joe Bialek

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

How Microsoft is developing tooling to identify and address bad programming patterns
Why kernel-related discussions are primarily focused on Windows and driver developers
The challenges developers face when reading and writing through pointers in C or C++

Some Questions We Ask:

How does working with the Windows kernel impact system security and performance?
What sets Windows kernel and driver development apart from other types of development?
Why should internal teams test systems for vulnerabilities before external hackers?

Resources:

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BlueHat 2024 Session: Pointer Problems – Why We’re Refactoring the Windows Kernel

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Refactoring the Windows Kernel with Joe Bialek

The BlueHat Podcast

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published about a year ago

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

How Microsoft is developing tooling to identify and address bad programming patterns
Why kernel-related discussions are primarily focused on Windows and driver developers
The challenges developers face when reading and writing through pointers in C or C++

Some Questions We Ask:

How does working with the Windows kernel impact system security and performance?
What sets Windows kernel and driver development apart from other types of development?
Why should internal teams test systems for vulnerabilities before external hackers?

Resources:

View Joe Bialek on LinkedIn

View Wendy Zenone on LinkedIn

View Nic Fillingham on LinkedIn

BlueHat 2024 Session: Pointer Problems – Why We’re Refactoring the Windows Kernel

Related Microsoft Podcasts:

Discover and follow other Microsoft podcasts at microsoft.com/podcasts

The BlueHat Podcast is produced by Microsoft and distributed as part of N2K media network.

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