A Comparison Between ConSA and Current Linux Security Implementations

A Hardy and Martin S Olivier

2002

Citation information

A Hardy and MS Olivier, "A Comparison Between ConSA and Current Linux Security Implementations," in MS Olivier and DL Spooner (eds), Database and Application Security XV, 211-224, Kluwer, 2002

Abstract

There are many extensions to the Linux security model that are available. ConSA [1] aims to provide a configurable architecture, and should allow many security systems to be implemented. A prototype ConSA system has been implemented in Linux. This paper will examine how ConSA relates to currently available Linux security extensions.

Keywords

Access Control, Security, Security Model

BibTeX entry

@INPROCEEDINGS(consac,
  AUTHOR={Alexandre Hardy and Martin S Olivier},
  TITLE={A Comparison Between {ConSA} and Current Linux Security
       Implementations},
  EDITOR={Martin S Olivier and David L Spooner},
  BOOKTITLE={Database and Application Security XV},
  YEAR={2002},
  PAGES={211--224},
  PUBLISHER={Kluwer} )

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