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Re: NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux



On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Dan Hutchinson wrote:

>Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work
>with it?  NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls.  Does this
>help protect a system or just become a nusance?

I tried a few months ago, and it's a PITA with Debian.  The ORA "slink" CD
has the userspace/kernel that selinux is supposed to work on, but it was
RedHat-specific enough to make me scream.  If you get it to work, I'd be
interested in finding out how you do it.

>Thanks in Advance
>Dan
>
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