1. Preface
   1. Recent Changes
   2. Feedback
   3. Conventions Used
   4. Acknowledgements
   5. Contacts
   6. Development
   7. Professional Support
2. Introduction to RSBAC
   1. History
   2. Feature List
   3. Design Goals
   4. Areas of Use
   5. Compatibility
3. Architecture and Implementation
   1. Subjects and Objects
   2. Request Types
   3. Framework Components
      1. Access Control Enforcement Facility (AEF)
      2. Access Control Decision Facility (ADF)
      3. Data Structures Component
      4. Interfaces
      5. Logging Facility
      6. Runtime Registration
4. User Management
5. Security Modules
   1. Authenticated User (AUTH)
   2. Role Compatibility (RC)
   3. Access Control Lists (ACL)
   4. Mandatory Access Control (MAC)
   5. PaX (PAX)
   6. Dazuko Malware Scanner (DAZ)
   7. Linux Capabilities (CAP)
   8. Jail (JAIL)
   9. Linux Resources (RES)
   10. File Flags (FF)
   11. Privacy Model (PM)
6. Installation
   1. Choosing the Right Package
   2. Installing from Source
      1. Linux Kernel
      2. Administration Tools
   3. First Boot
7. Configuration
   1. System Base
   2. Service Encapsulation
   3. User Management
   4. Logging
   5. Selecting a Security Model Combination
   6. Breaking the Requirements into Model Specific Designs
   7. Setting up Modules
      1. AUTH: Authentication Enforcement
      2. RC: Role Compatibility
      3. JAIL: Process Jails
      4. CAP: Linux Capabilities
      5. PAX: PaX Support
      6. FF: File Flags
      7. RES: Resource Control
      8. ACL: Access Control Lists
      9. MAC: Mandatory Access Control
      10. PM: Privacy Model
      11. DAZ: Dazuko Malware Scanner
   8. Administration Examples
8. Maintenance
   1. Upgrade and Migration
   2. Backup and Restore
9. Appendixes
   1. RSBAC Reference
      1. Kernel Boot Parameters
      2. proc Interface
      3. Targets and Requests
      4. Error Codes
   2. RSBAC Benchmarks

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