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Does `ls -Z` work in Android Terminal? (SELinux has run in enforcing mode on Android devices since Android 4.4, which was released in 2013. But Android in Chro
by westurner 1y ago
Does `ls -Z` work in Android Terminal?
(SELinux has run in enforcing mode on Android devices since Android 4.4, which was released in 2013. But Android in ChromeOS only runs SELinux in the guest VM FWIU)
- yjftsjthsd-h 1y agoIt's a virtual machine, so its SELinux support should be separate from what the host is doing
- westurner 1y agoSELinux on a host should restrict KVM (and X/Wayland, and the sound server,). SELinux in a guest [VM or container] should restrict processes in the guest from interfering with other processes and resources in the guest. IMHO, Nested UIDs like uid1.subuid1.subuid2 would be better for rootless containers than root-writeable /etc/subuids.
- noisem4ker 1y agoSince I had to look it up: -Z, --context: print any security context of each file