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On Thursday at Secure Con [1] I gave a lecture about SE Linux that went according to plan, and they gave me a nice bottle of Penfolds Shiraz afterwards (thanks to the sponsors). During my lecture I announced my plan to run the hands-on training session over the net. The idea is that the Debian […] My SecureCon tutorial went quite badly today. After having network problems and having both the Xen servers crash for no apparent reason I had to give up and give an impromptu lecture. The original plan had been to use two Xen servers which each had 15 instances and have the delegates go through a training […] I am running a tutorial and giving a talk about SE Linux at SecureCon 2007 [1]. The tutorial will go for 3 hours on Wednesday the 7th of November and will cover using SE Linux in CentOS 5 and Debian Etch, it will be a hands-on tutorial where every delegate gets ssh access to their […] After over a year I have finally got a SE Linux Play Machine online again. The details for logging in are at this link [1]. I’ve created T-shirt and mug designs with the login details too, they are on cafepress.com LINK [2]. For fun wear such a shirt to a conference (or even when shopping […] deb http://www.coker.com.au etch selinux The above sources.list line has all the i386 packages needed for running SE Linux with strict policy on Etch as well as a couple of packages that are not strictly needed but which are really convenient (to solve the executable stack issue). gpg --keyserver hkp://subkeys.pgp.net --recv-key F5C75256 gpg -a --export F5C75256 […] Today was the final day of the AUUG 2007 conference [1]. Yesterday I gave a talk about SE Linux for about an hour (not sure exactly as I forgot to make an MP3). AUUG is well known for having conferences with very technical delegates and I wasn’t expecting an easy audience. At the start of […] Eddy writes about problems getting the game oolite to run under SE Linux [1]. Strangely after I fixed the shared object issue with libffcall1 (as described in my previous post [2]) it appeared to work for me. Eddy asked how to allow one application to create write and executable memory regions without allowing such access […] |
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