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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. What about debian? by niekze · · Score: 4, Funny

    Can i apt-get install Carnivore?
    or do i have to use their rpm? :)

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  2. Finally we can get NSA/Linux by zulux · · Score: 2, Funny
    I was getting tired of NSA/Windows for all my backdoor crypto needs.



    Search google for NSAKey if you don't know what I'm yammering about

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  3. I can't get the patch to work. by Picass0 · · Score: 5, Funny

    My compile keeps hanging on NSABackdoor.h

  4. Re:Secure Linux? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    "Penguin in Bondage" is one of Frank Zappa's cooler songs. So they'd even get a theme song along with their mascot.

  5. Re:Why is the NSA in this? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny
    If they were to put Evil Nasty Code into it, someone would find it, and that would be a major PR gaffe

    Ahh, but that media frenzy would be enough of a distraction to cover up the secret launches of the newest mind control satellites. Watch out boys, these ones can go right through tinfoil...