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|b Implement Mandatory Access Control to Secure Applications, Users, and Information Flows on Linux.
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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright and Credits -- About Packt -- Contributors -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Section 1: Using SELinux -- Chapter 1: Fundamental SELinux Concepts -- Technical requirements -- Providing more security for Linux -- Introducing Linux Security Modules (LSM) -- Extending regular DAC with SELinux -- Restricting root privileges -- Reducing the impact of vulnerabilities -- Enabling SELinux support -- Labeling all resources and objects -- Dissecting the SELinux context -- Enforcing access through types -- Granting domain access through roles
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|a Limiting roles through users -- Controlling information flow through sensitivities -- Defining and distributing policies -- Writing SELinux policies -- Distributing policies through modules -- Bundling modules in a policy store -- Distinguishing between policies -- Supporting MLS -- Dealing with unknown permissions -- Supporting unconfined domains -- Limiting cross-user sharing -- Incrementing policy versions -- Different policy content -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 2: Understanding SELinux Decisions and Logging -- Technical requirements -- Switching SELinux on and off
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|a Setting the global SELinux state -- Switching to permissive or enforcing mode -- Using kernel boot parameters -- Disabling SELinux protections for a single service -- Understanding SELinux-aware applications -- SELinux logging and auditing -- Following audit events -- Tuning the AVC -- Uncovering more logging -- Configuring Linux auditing -- Configuring the local system logger -- Reading SELinux denials -- Other SELinux-related event types -- Using ausearch -- Getting help with denials -- Troubleshooting with setroubleshoot -- Sending emails when SELinux denials occur -- Using audit2why
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|a Interacting with systemd-journal -- Using common sense -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 3: Managing User Logins -- Technical requirements -- User-oriented SELinux contexts -- SELinux users and roles -- Listing SELinux user mappings -- Mapping logins to SELinux users -- Customizing logins for services -- Creating SELinux users -- Listing accessible domains -- Managing categories -- Handling SELinux roles -- Defining allowed SELinux contexts -- Validating contexts with getseuser -- Switching roles with newrole -- Managing role access through sudo -- Reaching other domains using runcon
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|a Switching to the system role -- SELinux and PAM -- Assigning contexts through PAM -- Prohibiting access during permissive mode -- Polyinstantiating directories -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 4: Using File Contexts and Process Domains -- Technical requirements -- Introduction to SELinux file contexts -- Getting context information -- Interpreting SELinux context types -- Keeping or ignoring contexts -- Inheriting the default contexts -- Querying transition rules -- Copying and moving files -- Temporarily changing file contexts -- Placing categories on files and directories
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