Summary
In this chapter, we looked at various methods for analyzing SELinux policies.
We started with single-step analysis, using the sesearch and seinfo tools that we've already used throughout the book. In it, we discovered that those tools have a lot of information to offer to administrators who want to analyze the active SELinux policy.
Next, we used the apol, sedta, and seinfoflow tools to perform more in-depth analysis of the SELinux policy. These tools offered us insight into domain transitions (which domains are reachable from other domains) and information flow analysis (which information can eventually--given the right actions and perhaps vulnerabilities in the software--be made available without SELinux preventing the flows).
We ended ...
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