Linux security
Daniel Carrera
daniel.carrera at zmsl.com
Sat Apr 29 18:29:27 UTC 2006
Alan McKinnon wrote:
> The hard part with a Linux virus is not writing it, it's *deploying*
> it.
Okay, why are they harder to deploy? You're just nit-picking on terms.
The point is trying to figure out if Linux is less vulnerable to malware.
> A possible solution is to overhaul the OS in such a way that data
> files can be tagged as writable only by specified apps i.e. only
> *this* signed copy of OO.o can write to *that* .odt file. I really
> don't think this is workable, the admin burden and inconvenience will
> be large.
SELinux to the rescue?
Cheers,
Daniel.
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