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- Index
- Reading the context of a resource
- Running new processes in a new context
- Interrogating the SELinux subsystem code-wise
- Querying SELinux userland configuration in C
- Checking the SELinux state programmatically
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- Index 更新時間：2021-08-05 18:02:34
- Reading the context of a resource
- Running new processes in a new context
- Interrogating the SELinux subsystem code-wise
- Querying SELinux userland configuration in C
- Checking the SELinux state programmatically
- Using cron with SELinux
- Understanding udev's SELinux integration
- Restricting service ownership
- Controlling D-Bus message flows
- Introduction
- Chapter 10. Handling SELinux-aware Applications
- Governing application network access
- Backing up and restoring files
- Using group membership for role-based access
- Configuring capabilities instead of setuid binaries
- Enabling polyinstantiated directories
- Sharing user content with file ACLs
- Using a different root location for SELinux-aware applications
- Assigning a different root location to regular services
- Introduction
- Chapter 9. Aligning SELinux with DAC
- Auditing system behavior
- Using strace against daemons
- Using strace to clarify permission issues
- Ensuring an SELinux rule is never allowed
- Looking through SELinux constraints
- Logging positive policy decisions
- Analyzing SELINUX_ERR messages
- Identifying whether SELinux is to blame
- Introduction
- Chapter 8. Debugging SELinux
- Using fine-grained application domain definitions
- Building application-specific domains using templates
- Creating a generic application domain
- Granting privileges to all clients
- Documenting common privileges
- Defining common helper domains
- Finding common resources
- Introduction
- Chapter 7. Choosing the Confinement Level
- Looking into access privileges
- Defining role transitions
- Initial role based on entry
- Creating a new role
- Switching roles
- Running commands in a specified role with runcon
- Running commands in a specified role with sudo
- Mapping Linux users to SELinux users
- Managing SELinux users
- Introduction
- Chapter 6. Setting Up Separate Roles
- Creating the administrative interface
- Creating a stream-connect interface
- Creating exec run and transition interfaces
- Creating resource-access interfaces
- Differentiating policies based on use cases
- Choosing resource types wisely
- Understanding the service
- Introduction
- Chapter 5. Creating a Server Policy
- Adding build-time policy decisions
- Adding conditional policy rules
- Creating application resource interfaces
- Ignoring permissions we don't need
- Testing and enhancing the policy
- Defining application role interfaces
- Setting context definitions
- Creating a skeleton policy
- Researching the application's logical design
- Introduction
- Chapter 4. Creating a Desktop Application Policy
- Separating virtual hosts with mod_selinux
- Using source address mapping to decide on contexts
- Mapping HTTP users to contexts
- Starting Apache with limited clearance
- Creating a custom CGI domain
- Setting up mod_selinux
- Using custom content types
- Using different web server ports
- Assigning web content types
- Enabling user directory support
- Listing conditional policy support
- Introduction
- Chapter 3. Confining Web Applications
- Configuring sensitivity categories
- Setting resource-sensitivity labels
- Enhancing an SELinux policy with file transitions
- Using substitution definitions
- Defining file contexts through patterns
- Introduction
- Chapter 2. Dealing with File Labels
- Distributing SELinux policy modules
- Using the refpolicy naming convention
- Creating our own interface
- Calling refpolicy interfaces
- Building a simple SELinux module
- Creating the development environment
- Introduction
- Chapter 1. The SELinux Development Environment
- Customer support
- Reader feedback
- Conventions
- Who this book is for
- What you need for this book
- What this book covers
- Preface
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- www.PacktPub.com
- About the Reviewers
- About the Author
- Credits
- 版權(quán)頁
- 封面
- 封面
- 版權(quán)頁
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Support files eBooks discount offers and more
- Preface
- What this book covers
- What you need for this book
- Who this book is for
- Conventions
- Reader feedback
- Customer support
- Chapter 1. The SELinux Development Environment
- Introduction
- Creating the development environment
- Building a simple SELinux module
- Calling refpolicy interfaces
- Creating our own interface
- Using the refpolicy naming convention
- Distributing SELinux policy modules
- Chapter 2. Dealing with File Labels
- Introduction
- Defining file contexts through patterns
- Using substitution definitions
- Enhancing an SELinux policy with file transitions
- Setting resource-sensitivity labels
- Configuring sensitivity categories
- Chapter 3. Confining Web Applications
- Introduction
- Listing conditional policy support
- Enabling user directory support
- Assigning web content types
- Using different web server ports
- Using custom content types
- Setting up mod_selinux
- Creating a custom CGI domain
- Starting Apache with limited clearance
- Mapping HTTP users to contexts
- Using source address mapping to decide on contexts
- Separating virtual hosts with mod_selinux
- Chapter 4. Creating a Desktop Application Policy
- Introduction
- Researching the application's logical design
- Creating a skeleton policy
- Setting context definitions
- Defining application role interfaces
- Testing and enhancing the policy
- Ignoring permissions we don't need
- Creating application resource interfaces
- Adding conditional policy rules
- Adding build-time policy decisions
- Chapter 5. Creating a Server Policy
- Introduction
- Understanding the service
- Choosing resource types wisely
- Differentiating policies based on use cases
- Creating resource-access interfaces
- Creating exec run and transition interfaces
- Creating a stream-connect interface
- Creating the administrative interface
- Chapter 6. Setting Up Separate Roles
- Introduction
- Managing SELinux users
- Mapping Linux users to SELinux users
- Running commands in a specified role with sudo
- Running commands in a specified role with runcon
- Switching roles
- Creating a new role
- Initial role based on entry
- Defining role transitions
- Looking into access privileges
- Chapter 7. Choosing the Confinement Level
- Introduction
- Finding common resources
- Defining common helper domains
- Documenting common privileges
- Granting privileges to all clients
- Creating a generic application domain
- Building application-specific domains using templates
- Using fine-grained application domain definitions
- Chapter 8. Debugging SELinux
- Introduction
- Identifying whether SELinux is to blame
- Analyzing SELINUX_ERR messages
- Logging positive policy decisions
- Looking through SELinux constraints
- Ensuring an SELinux rule is never allowed
- Using strace to clarify permission issues
- Using strace against daemons
- Auditing system behavior
- Chapter 9. Aligning SELinux with DAC
- Introduction
- Assigning a different root location to regular services
- Using a different root location for SELinux-aware applications
- Sharing user content with file ACLs
- Enabling polyinstantiated directories
- Configuring capabilities instead of setuid binaries
- Using group membership for role-based access
- Backing up and restoring files
- Governing application network access
- Chapter 10. Handling SELinux-aware Applications
- Introduction
- Controlling D-Bus message flows
- Restricting service ownership
- Understanding udev's SELinux integration
- Using cron with SELinux
- Checking the SELinux state programmatically
- Querying SELinux userland configuration in C
- Interrogating the SELinux subsystem code-wise
- Running new processes in a new context
- Reading the context of a resource
- Index 更新時間：2021-08-05 18:02:34
