On Fri, 3 Nov 2006, Kyle Moffett wrote:
> capabilities anyways. I guess it _can_ be done, but why? It's possible to
> set up an SELinux system so that there aren't even any SUID binaries, right?
> /etc/passwd can run as whatever random user and it will automatically
> transition to the appropriate domain such that it can read and modify
> /etc/shadow.
SELinux will not override DAC permissions. You can theoretically
configure a system with no effective DAC security and just use MAC, but it
is definitely not advised.
- James
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