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A new functionality-based application confinement security system for Linux: FBAC-LSM released today Print E-mail
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Source: Cliffe Schreuders - Posted by Alex   
Security Projects Cliffe Schreuders wrote, "Today FBAC-LSM, a new security mechanism for Linux, has been released. FBAC-LSM restricts programs based on the features each application provides. You specify high level goals such as "Web Browser", some application-specific information (which can usually be automated), and then FBAC-LSM stops the programs from misbehaving. This limits the damage which can be done by malicious code due to malware or software vulnerabilities. FBAC-LSM was developed by Z. Cliffe Schreuders for his PhD research. This initial development version of FBAC-LSM is functional, but is unstable and is not ready for use in production environments. Cliffe is currently looking for people interested in contributing to the project.

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