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SELinux and confined users, make the Linux Desktop more secure
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this post was submitted on 05 Oct 2023
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Anyone even slightly interested in this, join!
Seriously, I didn't know jack about SELinux before joining the SIG and now I know a little less than jack about it (I tried confining my user and managed to be unable to login to my system)
I'm interested. Can you tell me more about it?
You can just take a look at the links in the thread if you want to start testing, and can help report issues with your experiences in our Pagure repo, I still need to report mine to mnow if it's a thing with GDM or if I just did something wrong
Okay. Also how beneficial would this be for my résumé if I'm trying to get into cyber security field?