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Security Guide
  1. About This Guide
  2. 1 Security and Confidentiality
  3. I Authentication
    1. 2 Authentication with PAM
    2. 3 Using NIS
    3. 4 Authentication Server and Client
    4. 5 LDAP—A Directory Service
    5. 6 Active Directory Support
    6. 7 Network Authentication with Kerberos
  4. II Local Security
    1. 8 Configuring Security Settings with YaST
    2. 9 Authorization with PolKit
    3. 10 Access Control Lists in Linux
    4. 11 Encrypting Partitions and Files
    5. 12 Certificate Store
    6. 13 Intrusion Detection with AIDE
  5. III Network Security
    1. 14 SSH: Secure Network Operations
    2. 15 Masquerading and Firewalls
    3. 16 Configuring a VPN Server
    4. 17 Managing X.509 Certification
  6. IV Confining Privileges with AppArmor
    1. 18 Introducing AppArmor
    2. 19 Getting Started
    3. 20 Immunizing Programs
    4. 21 Profile Components and Syntax
    5. 22 AppArmor Profile Repositories
    6. 23 Building and Managing Profiles with YaST
    7. 24 Building Profiles from the Command Line
    8. 25 Profiling Your Web Applications Using ChangeHat
    9. 26 Confining Users with pam_apparmor
    10. 27 Managing Profiled Applications
    11. 28 Support
    12. 29 AppArmor Glossary
  7. V SELinux
    1. 30 Configuring SELinux
  8. VI The Linux Audit Framework
    1. 31 Understanding Linux Audit
    2. 32 Setting Up the Linux Audit Framework
    3. 33 Introducing an Audit Rule Set
    4. 34 Useful Resources
  9. A GNU Licenses
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Part V SELinux

30 Configuring SELinux

In this chapter, you will learn how to set up and manage SELinux on openSUSE Leap. The following topics are covered:

→Chapter 30 Configuring SELinux←Chapter 29 AppArmor Glossary
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