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Security Changes In The 2.6.28 Kernel |
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Source: james-morris.livejournal.com - Posted by Bill Keys
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Version 2.6.28 of the Linux kernel was released during Christmas, so I thought it'd be worthwhile waiting until after typical vacation days to post a summary of changes to the security subsystem. As always, thanks to the Kernel Newbies folk who track major kernel changes. Serge Hallyn added a dummy policy for SELinux to the kernel tree. This is useful for testing SELinux and a base for building minimal and experimental security policies.
Have you noticed some of the security changes to the latest upstream Linux kernel? Read on for more information on these changes.
Read this full article at james-morris.livejournal.com
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