Re: Which module is "best"?

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Daniel Carrera wrote:

>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.
>
This article may help you:

    "Software Security for Open Source Systems". Crispin Cowan. IEEE
    Security & Privacy Magazine <http://www.computer.org/security/>,
    February 2003, Volume 1, Number 1
    <http://www.computer.org/security/sp2003/j1toc.htm?SMSESSION=NO>,
    pages 35-48. PDF
    <http://wirex.com/%7Ecrispin/opensource_security_survey.pdf>. 

It surveys security enhancements for open source systems in general, 
with a big section on LSM and the modules available for it.

Crispin

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Chief Scientist, WireX                    http://wirex.com
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