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Source: SELinux News - Posted by Bill Keys   
SELinux The NSA have announced the latest release of the core userland SELinux code. According to the changelog, changes in this release include support for policy capabilities (i.e. allowing features to be selectively implemented in policy), several enhancements to libselinux, optimized matchpathcon, improved error handling and various bugfixes. The release may be downloaded here. Also noted in the release is a new page on the NSA site: Related Work, providing links to information on the underlying architecture and non-Linux implementations.

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selinuxWritten by guest0101 on 2008-04-26 10:46:34
how do i remove selinux completely from my system? (not just disable it) 

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