SELinux Information Resources
Mailing List: SELinux Development
Currently discussion and announcements for this project are hosted on the NSAs SELinux mailing list.
To participate in the NSA SELinux mailing list send a message to: majordomo@tycho.nsa.gov. Use "subscribe selinux" without quotes as the body (not subject) of your message. Subscribers will receive messages sent to selinux@tycho.nsa.gov by other subscribers.
The NSA SELinux list is archived. Messages sent to the list are saved and made available on NSA web sites and/or by e-mail at the discretion of NSA. Sending to the list implies your consent to the possible posting of the mail. Posting these messages does not imply that NSA endorses any particular product or approves the content of the message.
The NSA archive is updated periodically rather than automatically and so often does not contain the most recent postings. An unofficial archive is also maintained by the Mailing list ARChives (MARC).
Other Relevant Mailing Lists
IRC: #selinux
There is an ongoing IRC channel for discussion of SELinux at irc.freenode.net in channel #selinux.
Websites
- SELinux Community News
- Planet SELinux
- SELinux Project Wiki
- SELinux Technology from NSA
- SELinux Symposium
- SELinux at Tresys Technology
- Open Source Software at Tresys Technology
- SELinux at MITRE
- Fedora SELinux project
- Hardened Gentoo's SELinux Project
- Debian SELinux wiki
- Engarde SELinux page
- Ubuntu SELinux wiki
- Russell Coker's SELinux Site
- Japanese SELinux Users Group
Documentation
- The NSA's SELinux FAQ
- The NSA's SELinux Documentation
- SELinux documentation at sourceforge
- Fedora SELinux FAQs
- Understanding and Customizing the Apache HTTP SELinux Policy (Fedora)
- RHEL4 SELinux Guide
- SE Linux Policy Development Course by Tresys Technology
- SELinux by Example: Using Security Enhanced Linux by Frank Mayer, Karl MacMillan and David Caplan (book)
- SELinux: NSA's Open Source Security Enhanced Linux by Bill McCarty (book)
