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SELinux might appear more secure, but I seriously doubt the its flawless.
by foxhop 15y ago
SELinux might appear more secure, but I seriously doubt the its flawless.
- count 15y agoNothing is flawless. It's significantly flawless enough to not matter at the moment, however.
- mentat 15y agoI believe that SELinux was developed in cooperation with federal agencies quite interested in security. While not flawless it's one of the best systems currently available. Claiming that any system that's not flawless is therefore not interesting is the classic security strawman.