• Adamantix (started as Trusted Debian)
• Gentoo Linux However various users provide support.
• Mandriva
• T2
• Annvix
• ALT Linux Castle
• Kaladix Linux
• Sniffix, Bencsath Boldizsar made a Knoppix based live CD for RSBAC demonstration. Please read the description first before downloading
• ArchLinux Supported through the AUR

• Official RSBAC mailing-list
• RSBAC mailing-list at rsbac@linux.ru.net, you can subscribe by sending a mail to rsbac-request@linux.ru.net using ‘subscribe’ as subject
• Henk Klöpping henk@rsbac.org wrote an excellent series of articles about RSBAC. They are currently updated and translated from Dutch into English. He also leads the project to write a set of Open Source user books about RSBAC
• Feature story by Paul D. Robertson about RSBAC at http://www.LinuxSecurity.com
• Stanislav Ievlev maintains an RSBAC guide For Beginners in English, Russian, French, Czech and Japanese

• Pageexec (PaX) project

• Linux IDS project
• GrSecurity
• TrustedBSD
• FreeBSD MAC Implementation (Handbook documentation)
• TOMOYO Linux
• AppArmor

• Gentoo Hardened
• OpenWall
• Medusa project (Project probably stopped)

• OpenSSH
• Linux ACLs

• The Linux homepage
• The Linux Kernel homepage

• Dokuwiki Wiki
• SVK Distributed SVN
• GIT Distributed Version Control
• Mantis The bugtracker
• CIA The commit tracker
• http://viewsvn.berlios.de/ SVN Viewer via svnserve connection
• http://www.roundcube.net/ Sexy webmailer

m-privacy Tight-Gate Pro and Firewall, certified ULD, uses and is the main contributor to RSBAC.

m-privacy also has a special open source website with patches and packages for various projects: http://oss.m-privacy.de/

• SecurityFocus
• Linux Security

• CORDIS/Infose, IT-Security as it’s seen in the EU
• DFN-CERT, Computer Emergency Response Team for Germany - close to VTC-NTC
• CERT, Main CERT center
• Unabhängiges Datenschutzzentrum Schleswig-Holstein
• French Government Information Systems Security center (often down!)

• Datenschutz und Datensicherheit, German links to legal issues etc., by Volker Lutze
• Leonard LaPadula's essay, which was the base of the initial RSBAC design. Republished in Information Security: An Integrated Collection of Essays