SELinux vs AppArmor
Most organizations design security as if the goal is to prevent intrusion. Seasoned defenders know better. Assume breach. Assume the attacker gets code execution. Assume a web app exploit lands a shell on your server. Now ask the only question that actually matters: What can the attacker not do? That is where SELinux vs AppArmor […]
The Linux Permissions Model Isn’t “Different” It’s a Security Boundary Windows Still Struggles to Enforce
Most breaches don’t begin with a sophisticated zero-day exploit. They begin with a user who had more access than they needed, a process running with more rights than the task required, or a misconfigured system where “admin by default” was simply the path of least resistance. Permissions misconfigurations are implicated in an overwhelming share of […]