Confining Users with SELinux in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 - Mil-OSS

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Confining Users with SELinux in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 - Mil-OSS

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Why do this<br />

What are conf<strong>in</strong>ed users<br />

How do I set them up<br />

Open discussion<br />

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Overview ● ● ● ● Why do this What are conf<strong>in</strong>ed users How do I set them up Open discussion 2

WHY

Page 1: SELinux user confinement in Red Hat
Page 5 and 6: Without SELinux DAC System Password
Page 7 and 8: WHY CONFINE USERS
Page 9 and 10: Confined users covered today ●
Page 11: Setup ● ● ● ● ● Install a
Page 19: guest_u 19
Page 28: # tail f /var/log/audit/audit.log
Page 35 and 36: xguest_u
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Page 43: user_u 43
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staff_u
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staff_u 62
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webadm_u 64
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xguest kiosk user ● ● ● ●
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Conclusions ● SELinux ● ● ●
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For more information and special th