full-disclosure - a secure base system

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Message-ID: <405F1D05.4090502@users.sourceforge.net>
From: ywpurna at users.sourceforge.net (Yusuf Wilajati Purna)
Subject: a secure base system

Hi,

harry wrote:

> 
> the standard we use here is debian, so i guess i'm stuck to debian (or
> maybe trusteddebian, which i'm looking into right now) (no bsd :()
> RSBAC provides everything SELinux has, and more ==> which is in adamantix
> 
> i'll see for a 2.6 kernel (since 2.4 and noexec doesn't help very much)
> 
> remote logging (without a doubt)
> 
> noexec, nodev, nosuid, ... on parts that we don't need
If you prefer a much simpler system, but still would like to use
a MAC-like approach, I think you can use LIDS 1.2.0 for kernel 2.4.25.

I have just released LIDS 1.2.0 for kernel 2.4.25. In this version,
LIDS is enhanced with a security feature implementing
Trusted Path Execution (TPE). See
http://www.lids.org/document/LIDS-TPE-feature.txt
for more info. In TPE mode, LIDS will only execute binaries as
well as libraries, and even load kernel modules as far as
they are protected (by lids ACLs).


Thank you,
purna




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