Re: Suggestions for linux security patches

[Tracy R Reed]

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On Thu, Dec 20, 2001 at 12:19:41AM -0500, Kevin wrote:
> Has anyone tried the NSA linux security setup?  I've looked it over but
> haven't gone so far as to actually run it.

I have and it is very impressive. It looks much more manageable and more
flexible than LIDS. I have played with LIDS quite extensively but having
used both now I really prefer the concept of processes running in
different domains over just assigning capabilities. I'm still learning how
to configure SE Linux though. They are both rather daunting.

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If Microsoft built cars instead of software, the airbag system would say
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