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Do you use a kernel with a version greater than 2.5? Then you have SELinux as a part of your kernel source, so the NSA has sponsored made changes to your kerne
by cuckcuckspruce 11y ago
Do you use a kernel with a version greater than 2.5? Then you have SELinux as a part of your kernel source, so the NSA has sponsored made changes to your kernel.
- schoen 11y agoAlso a lot of Donald Becker's old network driver stuff in the kernel has a copyright assignment to DIRNSA. I don't know why, particularly because I thought Becker worked for NASA the whole time.