AppArmor

Question 1

aa-logprof

Answer 1

analyze logs to generate profiles for systemic profiling

Question 2

aa-autodep

Answer 2

create approximate profiles for programs

Question 3

aa-complain

Answer 3

enters complain or learning mode

Question 4

aa-enforce

Answer 4

enters enforce mode

Question 5

aa-genprof

Answer 5

generating profiles for applications for stand-alone profiling

Question 6

systemic profiling

Answer 6

A profiling method that makes changes to applications across the whole system and makes profiling decisions from this system-wide perspective

Question 7

stand-alone profiling

Answer 7

A profiling method that makes changes only to one application and is informed by analysis of only that one application

Question 8

What does AppArmor mean by ‘profile?’

Answer 8

A profile is a text file that defines restrictions to an application

Question 9

What are the two modes that an AppArmor profile may be loaded in?

Answer 9

Enforcement

Complain

Question 10

How to activate learning mode?

Answer 10

aa-complain

Question 11

What is the default directory for AppArmor profiles?

Answer 11

/etc/apparmor.d