Hi,
I'm a student of the university of Rostock, In the scope of my master thesis I want to get an overview about existing graphical tools (commercial or free), abstracting from underlying SELinux details, helping users to define and maintain SELinux policies (TE & MCS). So far, I found the following tools: - SLIDE - VIRGIL - Tresys Brickwall Security Suite They only use masks for data input and don't abstract from the policy to show a graph.
My questions are: - Is there any tool that creates a abstract view of a policy as a graph or something like that? - Is there any demand for such a tool?
Thanks in advance
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Christian Lange wrote: | Hi, | | I'm a student of the university of Rostock, In the scope of my master | thesis I want to get an | overview about existing graphical tools (commercial or free), | abstracting from underlying SELinux | details, helping users to define and maintain SELinux policies (TE & | MCS). So far, I found the | following tools: | - SLIDE | - VIRGIL | - Tresys Brickwall Security Suite | They only use masks for data input and don't abstract from the policy | to show a graph. | | My questions are: | - Is there any tool that creates a abstract view of a policy as a | graph or something like that? | - Is there any demand for such a tool? | | Thanks in advance | | -- | fedora-selinux-list mailing list | fedora-selinux-list@redhat.com | https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-selinux-list I have no idea, What do you think the graph would show? Please explain your ideas.
On Fri, 2008-05-16 at 08:28 +0200, Christian Lange wrote:
Hi,
I'm a student of the university of Rostock, In the scope of my master thesis I want to get an overview about existing graphical tools (commercial or free), abstracting from underlying SELinux details, helping users to define and maintain SELinux policies (TE & MCS). So far, I found the following tools:
- SLIDE
- VIRGIL
- Tresys Brickwall Security Suite
They only use masks for data input and don't abstract from the policy to show a graph.
My questions are:
- Is there any tool that creates a abstract view of a policy as a
graph or something like that?
- Is there any demand for such a tool?
Your question is better suited to the upstream selinux@tycho.nsa.gov mailing list than to this list, as it is not specific to Fedora. However, let me point you to this resource: http://selinuxproject.org/page/User_Resources#Tools
In particular, the Cross Domain Solution Framework is graph-oriented, http://oss.tresys.com/projects/cdsframework
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