SELinux by Example: Using Security Enhanced Linux

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packet_socket object class,

packet_socket permission,

passwd permissions,

password management program example,

pax permissions,

pending values, Boolean variable,

permissions

     allow (UL) rule

     AV (access vector) syntax

     changing

     class-specific

     common

         declaring

         syntax

     conditional statement

     declaring

         access vector statement

         common permissions

     object classes

         common permission sets

         defined permission sets

         file object class

         process object class

     strict example policy

permissive mode,

persistent values, Boolean variables,

PID (process ID),

planning, writing policy modules

     application information

     creating test environment

     security goal specification

PMS (policy management server),

Polgen tool,

policies,

     build process

    conditional

         apol

         basics

         Boolean variables

         conditional statement

     control, object labeling

     directories

         filesystem

         installed Boolean files

         security contexts

         user definitions

     language

         checkpolicy program

         installing monolithic policies

         loadable modules

         monolithic policy

     management files

         etc/selinux/config file

         policy directories

     module manual pages

    obtaining sample policies

         example policy

         reference policy

     rules, strict example policy

     servers, architecture

     statements, object labeling

     strict example policy

         build options

         policy module

         source file structure

     system utility tools

     targeted example policy

policy analysis tool (apol),

policy files,

policy management server (PMS),

policy modules, writing

     analysis

     basics

     emergency development tools

     initial policy module

     IRC daemon modules

     planning

     testing

policy.conf files,

policy/mls files, reference policy,

policy/modules files, reference policy,

policy/modules.conf files, reference policy,

policy/support files, reference policy,

policy/users files, reference policy,

port initial SIDs,

preparation, writing policy modules

     application information

     creating test environment

     security goal specification

privileges, user roles,

process ID (PID),

process object class,

     permissions

         attributes

         domain type transition

         executing writable memory

         file creation

         process creation

         signaling processes

process object labeling,

process permissions,

projects, open source,

ps command,

pstree commad,

ptrace permission,