Government Computer News: Users of SELinux Now Have a Choice on Security

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Joab Jackson
Mar 21, 2006

“The release of a new open-source security package has sparked
debate over how many Mandatory Access Control applications Linux
really needs, and if more than one would just dilute volunteer
efforts.

“Novell Inc. of Provo, Utah, recently released the source code
for its recently acquired Linux security application, AppArmor. It
also set up a project site in hopes of attracting outside
developers to further refine the program…”

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