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A filesystem-independent Linux kernel security module enabling Mandatory Access Control (MAC).
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Opt-in a security profile at runtime, without tedious setup
Currently, I use apparmor, but it involves:
1) Enabling apparmor.
This is a problem since kernel support is required. I may need to be recompiled as is the case with arch-linux-arm. … selinux has setcon() which looks similar to what I do with apparmor, but it involves a lot of config too (which I'm sure needs root too). …
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