Re: NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread Robert Lazzurs
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John Galt wrote: JG>On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Dan Hutchinson wrote: JG> JG>>Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work JG>>with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this JG>>help pr

Re: NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread Robert Lazzurs
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, John Galt wrote: JG>On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Dan Hutchinson wrote: JG> JG>>Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work JG>>with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this JG>>help p

Re: NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread John Galt
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Dan Hutchinson wrote: >Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work >with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this >help protect a system or just become a nusance? I tried a few months ago, and it's a PITA with Debian. The

NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread Dan Hutchinson
Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this help protect a system or just become a nusance? Thanks in Advance Dan ___ To get your own

Re: NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread John Galt
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Dan Hutchinson wrote: >Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work >with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this >help protect a system or just become a nusance? I tried a few months ago, and it's a PITA with Debian. Th

NSA Secure-Enhanced Linux

2001-03-21 Thread Dan Hutchinson
Has anyone implemented NSA's Secure-Enhanced Linux or has done any work with it? NSA states it just adds Mandatory Access Controls. Does this help protect a system or just become a nusance? Thanks in Advance Dan ___ To get your ow