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  <event-id type="integer">2009</event-id>
  <updated-at>09/03/2009</updated-at>
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  <title>XACE Demonstration and Discussion</title>
  <submitted-at>06/22/2009</submitted-at>
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  <id type="integer">87</id>
  <description>A brief demonstration of X Access Control Extension (XACE) functionality using the SELinux extension for Xorg and a few supporting applications, including a compiz plugin for displaying window labels and input manager that supports the new XI2 extension and multiple mouse pointers.

Afterwards, a discussion about the movement of memory management, command submission, and mode setting interfaces into the kernel, as they relate to fine-grained security controls.  Is XACE relevant in  environments such as Wayland?  Would instrumentation of the kernel interfaces with LSM hooks be possible or appropriate?</description>
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  <created-at>06/22/2009</created-at>
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