SMACK (Simplified Mandatory Access Control Kernel) s a Linux kernel security feature which protects data and process interaction from malicious manipulation.
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Whats the advantage of SMACK over SE Linux?
Both offer policies which have to be enforced and are similar in operation. There is a concept of domains for both. But how does SMACK differ from SE linux?
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How do you read logs on a Tizen TV emulator?
Although the mobile emulator works fine for sdb, I cannot get it to work for the Tizen TV emulator. I'm running a Tizen 6.5 TV emulator in "Developing" mode on a Windows machine. Neither sdb dlog or sdb shell is working:
$ sdb shell ls
$ sdb…
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Object to object ACL with xattr in Security Namespace
I want to create an access rule in Linux so that only files with a certain eXtended attribute can be moved, copied or created in a certain directory regardless of my priviledges in that directory.
The xattr should be created in system or security…
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