Been awhile but been busy.
The company I work for just released our first product. It’s an application that makes using SELinux much easier. There are three versions: standard, professional, and enterprise. I think enterprise is pretty damn cool. It allows you to remotely manage SELinux policy for groups of machines from [...]

Well I booted in XP Pro on my laptop about two weeks ago. I’ve always had the Windows partition and technically dual-booted but haven’t ventured into the “dark side” in about 6 months. While I was having great fun in Gentoo I was not exactly the most productive person while using it. [...]

I realized after posting the first article in this series that I gave very little indication on where I plan to head with this subject. So perhaps a game plan is an order.
Errata: At the beginning I planned to focus on the environment and SELinux. I hoped to explain how certain [...]

While working on the second article in the environmental contamination series I found that 1/2 of the article was spent wading through the security structure and Flask implementation in the kernel. Since this is an important and recurring topic I figured I would split it out into a separate article and just link to [...]

Environmental contamination is a constant threat with conservatives in power (just kidding… seriously). Over the next few articles I will attempt to clarify the impact the environment has on the execution of a program. The environment is a fairly complicated subject so this article will be broken into several parts (I’m guessing about [...]

Is SELinux the solution?

Subject & Object Tranquility (part 2)

Subject & Object Tranquility

New server and the SEFramework