My OLS paper,

Have You Driven an SELinux Lately?

may now be downloaded as a single document, or as part of the conference proceedingsThe paper is a detailed update on the SELinux project, covering important changes to SELinux in the past few years. After the initial upstream kernel merge-which took three years and required LSM to be developed- ( Read more... )

Jeronimo Zucco has published some SELinux documentation in Portuguese:
Hardening Linux Usando Controle de Acesso Mandatório.

Relatedly, I just read Spot's report on attending FISL in Brazil. Sounds like it was an exciting and productive event. With over 7000 attendees, I wonder if this was the largest FOSS conference ever?