[gentoo-hardened] Russel Coker's SELinux policy

[Peter Simons]

Hi,

just curious: How closely does the Gentoo policy resemble the one from
Russel Coker? I'm asking because his policy is becoming the de facto
standard, as it appears, and most of the interesting developments are
in his distribution first of all. (Moments ago I read about his effort
to secure the ssh daemon so that remote exploits will not gain you
real privileges on the machine!)

How quickly do changes like this in his policy make it into the Gentoo
policy? How difficult is it for the user (me) to import such changes
myself? Have the Gentoo policy sources, generally speaking, changed
much compared to his?

Peter


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