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Improving Linux Security Using Medusa  05 March 2000  Print E-mail
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Features Medusa is a kernel patch that improves security by providing a seamless protective layer between system resources and applications, providing access control to system resources.

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Linux Security Interview with David A. Wheeler  28 February 2000  Print E-mail
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Features David A. Wheeler is the author of the "Secure Programming for Linux HOWTO", the Linux Documentation Project's document describing how to write secure programs for Linux.

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Serious Security for Linux?  17 February 2000  Print E-mail
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Features RSBAC is a serious, well-founded effort to bring formal and tested security mechanisms to Linux. Paul Robertson interviews the project founder and discusses this method of creating a more fine-grained means to control access to resources on your system.

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