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Mandatory Access Control (MAC) / security architecture / SElinux
The "[changelog] 3.1.0 Seitseminen" is mentioning that libselinux packages were removed [1].
Does this means that SElinux will never be implemented into SFOS? No Mandatory Access Control (MAC) as access control security feature? What else will be conceptual part of the security architecture of SFOS? Especially this https://blog.jolla.com/sailfishos-security-dataprivacy/ blog post is mentioning "a new security architecture". On what is this one based? I'd really appreciate any input about that (links, thoughts, official statement etc.). Thanks!
[1] https://together.jolla.com/question/208531/changelog-310-seitseminen/#208531-libselinux
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Mandatory Access Control (MAC) / security architecture / SElinux
The "[changelog] 3.1.0 Seitseminen" is mentioning that libselinux packages were removed [1].
Does this means that SElinux will never be implemented into SFOS? No Mandatory Access Control (MAC) as access control security feature? What else will be conceptual part of the security architecture of SFOS? Especially this https://blog.jolla.com/sailfishos-security-dataprivacy/ blog post is mentioning "a new security architecture". On what is this one based? I'd really appreciate any input about that (links, thoughts, official statement etc.). Thanks!
[1] https://together.jolla.com/question/208531/changelog-310-seitseminen/#208531-libselinux