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selinux doesn't really provide anything like ProtectHome or PrivateTmp mentioned in the article. SELinux only does access control, while systemd can create new
by zokier 1y ago
selinux doesn't really provide anything like ProtectHome or PrivateTmp mentioned in the article. SELinux only does access control, while systemd can create new resources that are scoped to specific service.