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New Release Of NSA SELinux

Posted by Hemos on from the more-secure-then-secure dept.

rstewart writes: "The NSA has released a new version of SELinux for public consumption. It is based on the 2.4.9 kernel and the utilities patches are known to work on Redhat 7.1. More information and the source can be found at the NSA SeLinux site." You can read the what's new for more information.

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  1. Secure Linux? by SpanishInquisition · · Score: 3, Flamebait

    What's their mascot? Penguin in Bondage?

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    Je t'aime Stéphanie
  2. Be glad ! (stop moaning) by sn0wdude · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Why are u guys complaining everytime (!)...?

    When IBM does something for GNU/Linux it must be evil, when NSA implements some really neat features, you guys also complain.

    Why are you people always moaning when some big company supports GNU/Linux ?

    That's what *you* want, ne c'est pas ?

    GNU/Linux is still lacking behind in some areas, but when some $random company fixes this, it cannot be good...Why ?

    I'm sick of this FUD of yours.

    You're not doing the stuff yourself, so be happy.

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    --sn0w
  3. Re:Just a question... by webcrafter · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Umm... can they also SIGKILL from time to time?