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Hi, |
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I've finished writing the grSecurity Guide which you can currently find on |
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http://cvs.gentoo.org/~swift/grsecurity.html. |
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It currently contains: |
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- an introduction |
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- an overview of the possible kernel options |
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- an explanation about ACLs (syntax, some examples) |
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- a small text about gradm and the learning mode |
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- a small text about sysctl |
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It does not contain: |
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- a step by step guide through setting up an ACL-driven system |
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I'm planning on adding this when Gentoo Hardened finds some way to easily |
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download "base" ACLs (or whatever is currently on the table). So basically |
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this grSecurity Guide is an overview of the possibilities, and a reference |
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for the explorers amongst us, but not a simple step-by-step guide for the |
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dummies. Not yet, anyway :) |
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Comments are, as usual, always welcome, as are fixes for grammar/spelling. |
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You can download the XML itself from |
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http://cvs.gentoo.org/~swift/grsecurity.xml. |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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Gentoo Documentation |
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-- |
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Thanks to DRM, you know that something has been built in environment of |
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unspecified degree of security, from source you cannot check, written by |
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programmers you don't know, released after passing QA of unknown quality and |
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which is released under a license that disclaims any responsibility... |
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