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* Wade Yin (hdyinat_private-info.com) wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> What kernel version dose this does this document discussed?

IIRC, the paper discusses 2.5.15.

> Many contents of the doc are differnet with SELinux(LSM-2.5)??? 

There are some new hooks as well as hooks that have been removed, so the
current LSM is not the same as the one in the paper.  The hooks are also
now conditionally compiled (e.g. CONFIG_SECURITY) and have been made
into static inline functions as part of enabling the comile time option.
However, the basic concept hasn't really changed at all.

thanks,
-chris
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