SELinux System Administration, Third Edition | 4. Using File Contexts and Process Domains
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This is the “Code in Action” video for chapter 4 of SELinux System Administration, Third Edition by Sven Vermeulen, published by Packt. It includes the following topics:
00:11 Introduction to SELinux file contexts
01:09 Keeping or ignoring contexts
06:36 SELinux file context expressions
08:07 Optimizing recursive context operations
10:13 Modifying file contexts
12:33 The context of a process
14:58 Limiting the scope of transitions
16:50 Types, permissions, and constraints
Security-Enhanced Linux is a comprehensive security solution for Linux, supported by many Linux distributions. SELinux System Administration uses easy-to-follow examples to provide end-to-end coverage of everything from what SELinux is to effectively applying SELinux. You’ll also learn how to fine-tune SELinux, including gradual policy development.
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Video created by Sven Vermeulen