Chapter 1. Fundamental SELinux Concepts
Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) brings additional security measures to your Linux system to further protect its resources.
In this chapter, we will cover:
- Why SELinux uses labels to identify resources
- How SELinux differs from traditional Linux access controls by enforcing security rules
- How the access control rules enforced by SELinux are provided through policy files
In the end, we will cover an overview of the differences between SELinux implementations across Linux distributions.