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documentation:features [2006/01/11 11:40]
kang created
documentation:features [2006/02/14 09:34]
ao Clean up features and add more comments
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-====== RSBAC Features ====== 
  
-//This document list the features provided by RSBAC. In other words, this is what you get by running a RSBAC kernel.// 
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-//Currently non ordered, non complete list// 
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-  * Read-only mode (no attribute writing, for read-only filesystems) 
-  * Transactions support (policy changes are atomic) 
-  * Generic list based attributes (objects attributes from all models are stored into hashed, generic lists) 
-  * In kernel user management (no more /​etc/​passwd) 
-  * Network control support 
-  * Pseudonymous administration (for privacy concerns) 
-  * Extensive logging capabilities 
-  * Symlink redirection (symlinks can redirect by role, to another location) 
-  * Can disable Linux DAC (be sure to convert them to RSBAC ACL first) 
-  * Secure delete (mandatory secure deletion per file, directory or whole filesystem) 
-  * Hide processes easily with a kernel option 
-  * Freeze mode (no RSBAC setting can be changed until reboot) 
-  * Softmode (RSBAC running in non-enforcing mode) 
-  * X11 Support 
-  * Inherited attributes (easy administration) 
-  * Fast, low overhead solution 
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-//You can find more information about modules by reading the [[documentation:​different_models|different models]] document.// 
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-  * Registration modules (security models can be easily added this way) 
-  * AUTH module (checks everything about user authentication) 
-  * RC module (Role based model) 
-  * ACL module 
-  * MAC module 
-  * PaX support 
-  * Dazuko antivirus interface, with caching 
-  * CAP module (Linux capacities control) 
-  * JAIL module (seamless, secure chroot, a simple rsbac_jail <​opts>​ program will do it!) 
-  * RES module (Linux system resources control) 
-  * FF module (Special RSBAC attributes) 
-  * PM module (Privacy Module) 
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documentation/features.txt · Last modified: 2007/05/27 12:49 by 127.0.0.1

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