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

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Conclusions

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SELinux

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Time tested

Confine applications from doing harm

Confine users from doing harm

● Application confinement mainstream in RHEL 4/5

● User confinement now mainstream in RHEL 6

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CONCLUSIONS

Conclusions ● SELinux ● ● ● Time tested Confine applications from doing harm Confine users from doing harm ● Application confinement mainstream in RHEL 4/5 ● User confinement now mainstream in RHEL 6 89

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SELinux user confinement in Red Hat
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WHY
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Without SELinux DAC System Password
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WHY CONFINE USERS
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Confined users covered today ●
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Setup ● ● ● ● ● Install a
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guest_u 19
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# tail f /var/log/audit/audit.log
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