Sec.41 SElinux

Question 1

the three SELinux modes are explained and selected in what file?

Answer 1

/etc/selinux/config

Question 2

what utility can display the current mode and policy of SELinux:

Answer 2

sestatus

Question 3

what is the purpose of sestatus?

Answer 3

to display the current mode and policy of SELinux

Question 4

what are the contents of the file:

/etc/selinux/config

Answer 4

the SELinux modes are explained and selected

Question 5

where would I find the SELinux policies and modes

Answer 5

/etc/selinux/config

Question 6

how many SELinux policies can be active atr one time

Answer 6

one

Question 7

true or false. I can havce several active SELinux policies

Answer 7

False

Question 8

Changing the policy may require …..?

Answer 8

a reboot of teh system

Question 9

every policy w/ SELinux has files which must be installed under what file?

Answer 9

/etc/selinux [selinuxtype]

Question 10

Each policy has aset of files it needs to function. where do they need to be installed?

Answer 10

/etc/selinux [selinuxtype]

Question 11

What is the default policy of SELinux ?

Answer 11

Targeted

Question 12

With SELinux policy : Targeted. what is not targeted?

Answer 12

1. user processes
2. init processes

Question 13

what selinux policy is more restricited to targeting processes ?

Answer 13

Targeted

Question 14

selinux enforces memory restrictions for all ….?

Answer 14

processes

Question 15

true or false. all processes have memory restiction when SELinux is active

Answer 15

true