I am writing this blog post, because I quite often hear from friends and colleagues two things:
- I’ve disabled SELinux
- I don’t know what I need SELinux on my desktop for

And since usually my follow-up questions end in lengthy and probably annoying for my friends discussions, I decided to write this small blog post to show a real-life scenario, where SELinux could help, and to also demonstrate how (almost) easy it is to configure SELinux.

https://mihail-milev.medium.com/mitigating-malware-risks-with-selinux-e37cf1db7c56

Mitigating malware risks with SELinux by M.Milev | Medium

Simple real-life scenario how SELinux could help mitigate the risk of malware or ransomware on a Linux machine

^{Mihail Milev (Medium)}