programming interface for mandatory access controls

Evan S. evms at bu.edu
Mon Aug 25 19:28:10 GMT 2003


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> on a tangent . . .
>
> . . . it would be attractive to build a
> simple execution/flow model that would allow the
> kernel to automatically alter process DAC
> (uid/gid and privilages) and MAC (i.e. reduce
> classification) during threading / forking /
> execing (and perhaps more syscall gates?).  the
> primary function of this is _not_ to produce a
> behviour model like a syscall interface but to map
> a MAC security model to known behaviours.
>
> unfortunately, although i have a clear idea of
> enhancements i would like to see from other
> TOS/MAC models i've used -- i don't have the
> knowledge to asses or attempt it.

That sounds interesting. Can you explain what you mean? I'm not sure I quite 
understand.

- -- 
Evan Sarmiento (evms at cs.bu.edu)
WWW: http://evms.no-ip.org:8080
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