Hello,
I want to try to learn one of the LSM modules, but I have little
clue as to which one I should pick.
I've read a couple of papers explaining SELinux and its model of MAC.
I was very impressed and I'm leaning towards this one. However, I'm
concerned that it's only a research project. Is SELinux meant for
production systems? or is it just a proof of concept?
In other words, is SELinux a good option?
As for the others (DTE, Openwall, LIDS, POSIX capabilities), are they
comparable in security to SELinux?
I am very interested in bringing the security of my Linux system
beyond the traditional super-user model. If I only have time to learn
one ofthese systems, which one should I go for?
Is it possible that someone could give me a brief run-down of what
sets them appart? I'm stuggling to figure out what these systems do.
Thanks for the help,
--
Daniel Carrera
Graduate Teaching Assistant. Math Dept.
University of Maryland. (301) 405-5137
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