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They did, it's called 1025-65535. This is literally ancient tech. There are more modern (and perhaps more granular) ways to do it today with cgroups and nftable
by INTPenis 4y ago
They did, it's called 1025-65535. This is literally ancient tech. There are more modern (and perhaps more granular) ways to do it today with cgroups and nftables I'm sure.
I myself am an avid SElinux user and I know for sure you can restrict ports to user roles there.
- BossingAround 4y agoWhat resources did you use to get into SELinux? I am an SELinux user, but it's more like "I can debug it and make it work without turning it off".
- INTPenis 4y agoI have the book SElinux by example which is still very relevant. But these days I'd say you can get all the same info online[1]. 1. https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-notebook https://github.com/SELinuxProject/selinux-notebook