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i am new to the community and i am interested in this project. i don't know lot about it's internals and i am wondering is there any hardening or selinux-like stuff also is hard disk encryption supported (luks || lvm || TPM Encryption || idk)?
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I usually don’t talk about how we should implement such feature or another in the bug tracker.
I will just say that in my opinion, filesystem encryption support in the kernel is not something I’d want to see honestly because I think it’s a waste of time - I never used it on Linux, and the more reasonable approach is to examine either FUSE-based solution or a system-integrated solution (say, you encrypt a file and then encapsulate it with a special header so the OS will know that it needs to invoke a special interpreter, just like ELF).
If you actually look for encryption in the block device level, that’s more likely to be a good thing to do, but probably not any time soon.
Out of curiosity, can I ask why you need these features in a non-released OS project though?
i am new to the community and i am interested in this project. i don't know lot about it's internals and i am wondering is there any hardening or selinux-like stuff also is hard disk encryption supported (luks || lvm || TPM Encryption || idk)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: