SELinux or Security-Enhanced Linux is a mechanism or security module that provides access control security policies. In simple terms, it’s a feature or service used for restricting users to certain policies and rules set by the systems administrator. How to Temporarily Disable SELinux on CentOS Before you start disabling SELinux on CentOS , it’s prudent … Read more
SELinux : Introduction to SELinux SELinux, or Security-Enhanced Linux, is a part of the Linux security kernel that acts as a protective agent on servers. In the Linux kernel, SELinux relies on mandatory access controls (MAC) that restrict users to rules and policies set by the system administrator. MAC is a higher level of access … Read more
SELinux – Security-Enhanced Linux Linux is regarded as one of the most secure operating systems you can use today, that is because of its illustrious security implementation features. For starters, SELinux is described as a mandatory access control (MAC) security structure executed in the kernel. SELinux offers a means of enforcing some security policies which would otherwise not … Read more