SELinux

SELinux is an implementation of Mandatory Access Control (MAC) on Linux. It provides administrators more control over access control.

About

  1. 1 SELinuxProject/selinux 0
  2. 2 Wiki 3
  3. 3 FAQ 2
  4. 4 Basic Concepts 2
  5. 5 SELinux 4
  6. 6 SELinux from academia to your desktop 0

Configuration

  1. 1 User's and Administrator's Guide 5
  2. 2 Tutorials 1
  3. 3 The sepolicy Suite 1
  4. 4 Managing Confined Services 1
  5. 5 Confining the user 5
  6. 6 xguest_u and guest_u 1
  7. 7 Module list 1
  8. 8 Configuration Files 3

Books & Documents

  1. 4 GNU M4 1.4.19 macro processor 0
  2. 5 seedit Administration Guide 3
  3. 6 Tresys Open Source Software 6

SELinux Explained

  1. 2 Comprehensive security at the price of usability 0
  2. 3 SELinux For Mere Mortals 4
  3. 4 Part 1: Basic Concepts 1
  4. 5 Part 2: Files and Processes 2
  5. 6 Part 3: Users 1
  6. 7 Security Contexts for Type Enforcement 1
  7. 8 Understanding 6

MLS

  1. 1 Red Hat Security Guide 2
  2. 2 Gentoo Wiki 3
  3. 3 Fedora Docs 1
  4. 4 [PDF] Putting the Pieces Together 1
  5. 5 [PDF] Putting the Pieces Together 1
  6. 6 MLS 2
  7. 7 MLS Statements 0
  8. 8 User Statements 0

Introduction

  1. 1 Policy Introduction 2
  2. 2 Introduction to Reference Policy 2
  3. 3 Demystifying SELinux Part II 1
  4. 4 Demystifying SELinux Part II 0
  5. 5 Demystifying SELinux Part II 0

Blog

  1. 1 Dan Walsh 3
  2. 2 Dominick Grift 2
  3. 3 Miroslav Grepl 1
  4. 4 James Morris 3
  5. 5 Sven Vermeulen 1
  6. 6 Paul Moore 3
  7. 7 Joshua Brindle 4
  8. 8 Lukas Vrabec 1

MCS

  1. 1 SELinux Wiki 1
  2. 2 Gentoo Wiki 0

Environment Setup

  1. 1 Repository Checkout 2
  2. 2 Commandline helper functions 3
  3. 3 This is the upstream repository for the Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) userland libraries and tools. The software provided by this project complements the SELinux features integrated into the Linux kernel and is used by 4
  4. 4 Policy Analysis Tools 8

Docker Integration

  1. 1 Docker security Part 1 6
  2. 2 Docker security Part 2 2
  3. 3 Docker and SELinux by Daniel Walsh 2
  4. 4 Enhancing Docker security 0
  5. 5 Where Docker security may be headed 1
  6. 6 Secure Linux Containers 0
  7. 7 Container Security 0
  8. 8 Super Privileged Container Concept 0

RBAC

  1. 1 Gentoo Wiki 1
  2. 2 Creating a user domain 2
  3. 3 Basic Role Creation 1
  4. 4 SELinux RBAC 4
  5. 5 Customized SELinux Roles 5
  6. 6 SU, Newrole, Sudo and Run_init. 3
  7. 7 [PDF] Policy Editor RBAC 1
  8. 8 Linux Development 0

Generating Policies

  1. 2 Opensource.com 3
  2. 3 Generating Policy Modules 1
  3. 4 Writing SELinux policy just got easier. 1
  4. 5 Create a new initial policy using sepolicy 2

NFS

  1. 1 Labeled NFS 0
  2. 2 'Diskless system running SELinux' thread 0

Advanced Features

  1. 1 Security Features Matrix 0
  2. 2 SELinux Memory Protection Tests 0
  3. 3 [PDF] Security Enhancements in RHEL 0

Networking

  1. 1 Secure Networking with SELinux 1
  2. 2 NB Networking 2
  3. 3 Networking 1
  4. 4 Transitioning to Secmark 2
  5. 5 Using SELinux and iptables Together 1
  6. 6 Labeled IPSec Configuration 3
  7. 7 Full Labels over Loopback with CIPSO 1
  8. 8 New secmark-based network controls 1

Policy Modules

  1. 1 The Reference Policy 2
  2. 2 Writing a module 2
  3. 3 Building a module 1
  4. 4 Writing a targeted policy module 3
  5. 5 Creating your own policy module file 3
  6. 7 Fedora policy template 1
  7. 8 Development Policy (Guide Lines) 3

Android

  1. 1 Bitbucket 0
  2. 2 [PDF] SELinux in Android Lollipop 1
  3. 3 SELinux on Android 0

Troubleshooting

  1. 1 SELinux/FAQ 0
  2. 2 Development Guide 5
  3. 3 Troubleshooting 0
  4. 4 Infrastructure/Fedorahosted-retirement 1

Full Policy

  1. 1 SELinux Reference Policy Project Overview 4
  2. 2 NB RefPolicy 3
  3. 3 The Reference Policy 0
  4. 4 Refpolicy Repo Checkout 2
  5. 5 Building a Basic Policy 0

Deployment - Puppet

  1. 1 Puppet Demo 0
  2. 2 Puppet managed deployment 0
  3. 3 Managing SELinux policies with puppet 0
  4. 4 Puppet Module to manage SELinux on RHEL machines 0

Mailing Lists

  1. 1 Fedora 3
  2. 2 NSA 1
  3. 3 Tresys Technology 1
  4. 4 Gentoo 1
  5. 5 Debian 1

Configuring Domains

  1. 1 Creating a daemon domain 5
  2. 2 Type Enforcement Access Control 2

SLIDE

  1. 1 SLIDE 0
  2. 2 Part 1 of 4 4
  3. 3 Part 2 of 4 0
  4. 4 Part 3 of 4 0
  5. 5 Part 4 of 4 0

CIL

  1. 1 Where does CIL play 1
  2. 2 CIL Documentation 1
  3. 3 SELinuxProject/cil 0
  4. 4 Faster SELinux policy (re)build 0
  5. 5 Module priorities 0
  6. 6 Policy Language 2
  7. 7 [PDF] The State of SELinux 1
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