IS3440 CHAP 10 KERNEL SECURITY RISK MITIGATION Flashcards
___ in the context of computing, is reference to the type of CPU, such as i386 for 32-bit Intel and AMD systems.
Architecture
___ is the context of the kernel, is an incorporated feature from a later kernel.
Backport
___ is the name of the Ubuntu distribution released in April 2008 with long-term support.
Hardy Heron (8.04)
___ is an IBM system that uses IBM Performance Optimization With Enhanced RISC (POWER) CPUs.
iSeries
___ is a family of 64-bit CPUs developed by Intel. Red Hat has supported these CPUs through Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, but will not continue support in later releases.
Itanium
___ is the Linux kernel developer responsible for the release of stable kernels.
Kroah-Hartman, Greg
___ is a framework for security support within the Linux kernel, associated with mandatory access control. Examples: SELinux and AppArmor.
(LSMs) Linux security modules
___ is the name of the Ubuntu distribution released in April 2010 with long-term support.
Lucid Lynx (10.04)
___ describes a network packet with modified headers.
Mangled
___ is a packet with an impossible source or destination address. Example- a packet from the Internet with a source address of a private Internet Protocol (IP) address network would be one.
Martian packet
___ is a Linux package that refers to other packages. Example: linux - image refers to the latest version of the generic kernel built for Ubuntu.
Meta package
___ is a reference to a software interface that is similar to the underlying hardware. It may require a special kernel.
Paravirturalized
___ is the IBM Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) server and workstation product line designed for UNIX systems; some Red Hat Enterprise Linux releases are built for these.
pSeries
___ is a Linux security module for mandatory access control; functionally similar to SELinux and AppArmor.
(SMACK) Simplified mandatory access control kernel
___ is a reference to network transmissions with a false source address.
Spoofed