Gavin W. Burris on 29 Aug 2017 06:15:21 -0700


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Re: [PLUG] SELinux Talk a Central


Hi, Ron.

This is very timely, as I am cobbling together an SELinux presentation, too.  Count on me to attend.  Would you like me to show custom policies and how to manage SELinux through Ansible?

Cheers.

On Mon 08/28/17 09:22PM EDT, Ronald P Guilmet wrote:
> I was asked to provide a blurb of the upcoming talk.
> 
> There is a common thing of disabling SELinux and continuing on. This,
> however, is not best practice in production. SELinux solves a particular
> problem. Think of it as an application firewall. If your server is
> compromised by an exploit for httpd or sftp, for example, that exploit will
> have access to anything that service owns. We will look at how a (type)
> context is assigned to a service or directory allowing or denying access.
> I'm not big on slides, so I plan to do most of this from the keyboard.
> 
> Enjoy
> 
> -- 
> Ron Guilmet

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