|
|
|
|
|
by kbolino
649 days ago
|
|
At least as far as the filesystem labels are concerned, the designers of SELinux consciously chose to use inode-based labels instead of path-based policies because the latter can be dodged via hard links. For this reason, it's best to disallow hard linking when using AppArmor, while such a restriction is unnecessary under SELinux. |
|