Re: O'Rielly SELinux Book (2005)

["Sutton, Harry (MSE)" <harry.sutton@hp.com>]

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Hi Josh,

I found that to be one of the (few) O'Reilly books that didn't really
cut it for me on its stated subject matter; my preference is
Prentice-Hall's "SELinux by Example, Using Security Enhanced Linux", by
Frank Mayer, Karl MacMillan and David Caplan (ISBN 0-13-196369-4). It's
a much clearer (and more comprehensive) treatment of the theory in depth
you're asking for.

Best regards,

    /Harry Sutton, RHCA / RHCSS
     Hewlett-Packard Company

Joshua Kramer wrote:
> Howdy Folks,
>
> I have a copy of the O'Rielly SELinux book from 2005.
>
> Many things have changed as far as the implementation and practice. 
> However, is this still a good book to read if I just want to learn the 
> theory in-depth?  Or have basic elements of SELinux changed since then?
>
> Thanks!
> -Josh
>
>   


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