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Alle 22:27, giovedì 14 dicembre 2006, Ned Ludd ha scritto: |
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> > so i have to go on the SeLinux way? i can't see a x86_64 / hardened / |
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> > selinux profile (the only that i can see is a 2005.1 x86 |
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> > hardened/selinux) |
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> I'm sorry but I have no idea what you are asking. Rather how you jumped |
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> from xen+grsec to selinux. They are completely different things with |
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> different goals. |
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> Please read http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/hardened/primer.xml |
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i need security... i'm using grsec since 2.4 kernels on all my servers, but |
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now, i'm migrating to Xen and so i don't like to remain without 'hardening |
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features' |
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i know that grsec and selinux are different things, but the question is: |
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it is possible to have an hardened toolchain (ssp/pie) with a selinux profile |
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on amd64? |
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bye |
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