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SELinux is just so complicated. I'm sure there are B&E tools out there that will just search to see where you have misconfigured it and attack there. With a re
by angry_octet 7y ago
SELinux is just so complicated. I'm sure there are B&E tools out there that will just search to see where you have misconfigured it and attack there.
With a really minimal system (like an IOT box) you can lock things down very tight with SELinux, but not practical for a standard desktop to have full coverage, it just protects some standard components.