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It would be nice if you would use PGP/GPG to encrypt your message (you can find my key at the bottom of this page).
A short presentation about the concepts and fundamentals of SELinux.
The security basics of SELinux are described in this document. Type Enforcement (TE), Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), Multi-Level and Multi-Category Security (MLS/MCS) are discussed in a comprehensive way.
I use this tool to get around of OpenBSD's management weak points ;-)
Master's Thesis: Dynamic memory abstraction refinement (paper released at the Technische Universität München, 2012-03-28, paper, slides)
Type Inference: How does your compiler know the type of an expression? (presentation held 2011-04-16, slides)
Parameter optimization for the parallel symmetric eigenvalue problem (paper released at the Technische Universität München, 2011-01-17, paper)
C++0x Type Inference (paper released at the Technische Universität München, November 2009, paper, slides)
Bachelor's Thesis: Implementing the Stack Smashing Protector feature of the GNU Compiler Collection on the Cell/B.E. SPU architecture (paper released at the University of Furtwangen, 2008-12-23, paper)
Verschlüsselung: Bequemer Umgang mit Kryptodateisystemen (paper released at iX magazine issue 8/2008 p. 138-139, ISSN 0935-9680)
IPv6 – Protokoll mit leichten Schwächen (paper released at freeX magazine issue 1/2008 p. 82-85, ISSN 1436-7033)
C++ pitfalls (presentation held at the De Montfort University, 2007-12-10, slides)
SELinux introduction (presentation held at the University of Furtwangen, 2007-06-27, slides)
stefan@seekline.net