The SELinux Developer Summit went pretty well yesterday. It was a long day: 10 hours of talks and discussions with about forty developers attending.

I've just uploaded slides from the talks, which may be found next to their respective entries in the schedule.

Some of the talks I found particularly useful/interesting:

• Josh Brindle on SELinux in ( Read more... )

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... )