How to Configure Mandatory Access Control with SELinux Policies on RHEL 9
SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) enforces Mandatory Access Control (MAC) on RHEL 9, confining processes to only the resources they are explicitly permitted to access regardless of traditional Unix file permissions. While RHEL ships with comprehensive base policies, custom applications often generate AVC (Access Vector Cache) denials because their access patterns are not covered by existing policy […]