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Constantine D. Kardaris wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 15 November 2006 12:44, Mathieu CASTEL wrote: |
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>> Hello, |
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>> I want to install a gentoo server with some hardened packages. I have tryed |
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>> to install SELinux and I ran into some problems, no I have some clues to |
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>> make it work, but I would like to know which hardened project would suit me |
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>> well. I have seen SELinux, RSBAC.... I want to install on my server a samba |
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>> sharing, in local, and a ssh, web and ftp server. There won't be a lot of |
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>> users using it, it's for a peronal server, but I d like to put in some |
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>> security features. What do you advise me? |
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>> Thanks |
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> Its actually on your own taste. |
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> Try them all and keep the solution that fits you best... |
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> IMHO rsbac and grsecurity are more complete solutions. |
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complete in terms of hardened support for policy and high quality |
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developer contacts: selinux |
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complete in terms of easy learning curve, self learning rules and |
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hands-on experience: grsecurity |
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complete in terms of scientific advantage, full covering framework and |
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configurable to your hearts content without making sacrifices to any |
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single component: rsbac |
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make your choice, as he said :) |
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Alex |
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