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03-11-2004 12:40 AM
03-11-2004 12:40 AM
File system access control
Is it possible to intercept all file system calls (not from particular process or application)(or at least file access function)with the possibility to analyse the request (user id, requested operation, file pathname) and then reject or pass throw this call? Is there possibility to implement system calls interception or interposition on the virtual file system functions level or low level file systems? Thanks, Evgeniya
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03-11-2004 01:01 AM
03-11-2004 01:01 AM
Re: File system access control
Hi,
CA's e-Trust Access control (previously called SeOS) does it in general on all types of system calls. I used it before and I like to use it if the systems have to be robustly secure as it provides an additional layer of security even above "root".
-Sri
CA's e-Trust Access control (previously called SeOS) does it in general on all types of system calls. I used it before and I like to use it if the systems have to be robustly secure as it provides an additional layer of security even above "root".
-Sri
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03-11-2004 01:26 AM
03-11-2004 01:26 AM
Re: File system access control
I'm sorry. I forgot to specify, that I'm interesting in HP-UX.
Thanks,Evgeniya
Thanks,Evgeniya
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03-11-2004 11:16 PM
03-11-2004 11:16 PM
Re: File system access control
In what way such tools, like CA's e-Trust Access control could be implemented? Is it possible to do without operating system's source codes access?
Thanks, Evgeniya
Thanks, Evgeniya
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