The only comment I'll make is that Reiserfs doesn't support SELinux.
Alexander Gabert wrote:
Constantine D. Kardaris wrote:
On Wednesday 15 November 2006 12:44, Mathieu CASTEL wrote:
Hello,
I want to install a gentoo server with some hardened packages. I have tryed
to install SELinux and I ran into some problems, no I have some clues to
make it work, but I would like to know which hardened project would suit me
well. I have seen SELinux, RSBAC.... I want to install on my server a samba
sharing, in local, and a ssh, web and ftp server. There won't be a lot of
users using it, it's for a peronal server, but I d like to put in some
security features. What do you advise me?
Thanks
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Its actually on your own taste.
Try them all and keep the solution that fits you best...
IMHO rsbac and grsecurity are more complete solutions.
con
complete in terms of hardened support for policy and high quality
developer contacts: selinux
complete in terms of easy learning curve, self learning rules and
hands-on experience: grsecurity
complete in terms of scientific advantage, full covering framework and
configurable to your hearts content without making sacrifices to any
single component: rsbac
make your choice, as he said :)
Alex
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