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Brad Spengler (Spender) is devolved the Grsecurity. This is a computer system. The Grsecurity is a set of patches for the Linux kernel which emphasize security enhancements. The patches are typically used by computer systems which accept remote connections from untrusted locations, such as web servers and systems offering shell access to its users. Basic features of grsecurity: ![]() The Grsecurity is provided details these are: Chromium is a registered trademark of Google Inc. Xen Project is a registered trademark of The Linux Foundation. Linux is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S and other countries. List of RBAC features: Domain support for users and groups Role transition tables IP-based roles Non-root access to special roles Special roles that require no authentication Nested subjects Support for variables in the configuration Create and delete object modes Kernel interpretation of inheritance Real-time regular expression resolution Ability to deny ptraces to specific processes Policy statistics for gradm Inheritance-based learning Secure policy enforcement Supports the PaX flags Shared memory protection feature Full-featured, fine-grained auditing Resource, socket, and capability support Protection against exploit Rules can be placed on non-existent files/processes Policy regeneration on subjects and objects Configurable log suppression Configurable process accounting Human-readable configuration Not filesystem or architecture dependent No run-time memory allocation SMP safe O(1) time efficiency for most operations Include directive for specifying additional policies Enable, disable, reload capabilities Option to hide kernel processes |