SELinux
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| Definition | : | Security-Enhanced Linux |
| Category | : | Computing » Security |
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: | Worldwide
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What does SELinux mean?
Security-Enhanced Linux (SELinux) is a Linux kernel-specific security module that aims to improve the security of Linux kernel.
SELinux allows administrators to have more control over who can access the system. It provides a mechanism for supporting access control security policies and is used to enforce the resource policies that define what level of access users, programs, and services have on a system.
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What is the full form of SELinux?
The full form of SELinux is Security-Enhanced Linux
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