LSM API

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LSM API is the kernel-level interface in Linux that allows security modules to enforce access control and other security policies.

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instanceOf Linux kernel security framework interface
allows security modules to mediate kernel operations
alsoKnownAs Linux Security Modules API NERFINISHED
category computer security
operating system security
controlledBy Kconfig options in the Linux kernel build system
designedFor pluggable security modules
documentationLocation Linux kernel Documentation/security/lsm.rst
enables fine-grained access control decisions
per-object and per-subject security labeling
stacking of multiple security modules in some configurations
fullName Linux Security Modules Application Programming Interface NERFINISHED
governedBy Linux kernel development process
implements security hooks in critical kernel code paths
introducedTo provide a general framework for security enhancements without hard-coding a single policy
maintainedIn Linux kernel mainline source tree NERFINISHED
operatesAt kernel level
partOf Linux kernel NERFINISHED
platform Linux
primaryPurpose enforce access control policies
enforce other security policies
support security modules
provides set of hooks in the Linux kernel
relatedTo Linux capabilities system
Linux cgroups
Linux namespaces NERFINISHED
requires modification or configuration of the Linux kernel
scope file system operations
inter-process communication
kernel object access
networking operations
process management
securityModel policy-agnostic framework
supports capability-based security
confidentiality mechanisms
discretionary access control
integrity protection mechanisms
mandatory access control
supportsProgrammingLanguage C NERFINISHED
usedBy AppArmor NERFINISHED
Landlock NERFINISHED
SELinux NERFINISHED
Smack NERFINISHED
TOMOYO Linux NERFINISHED
Yama NERFINISHED
usedIn embedded Linux systems
general-purpose Linux distributions
server and cloud Linux deployments

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