MultiAdmin security framework kernel module facilitates the use of several administrators. It offers utmost security and ensures optimal functioning.
The MultiAdmin security framework kernel module is a great addition to any software system. It provides the ability to have multiple "root" users with unique UIDs, addressing collation order problems that can appear with NSCD, allowing for files with determinable ownership, and enabling tracking of quota usage for each user. The unique UIDs assigned to each user also allow for better monitoring of system activity.
This security module also includes a "sub-admin" feature, which provides a partially restricted root user with full read-only access to most subsystems. This user has additional write rights to only a limited subset, such as writing to files or killing processes.
The latest release of the MultiAdmin Security Module features the removal of the NetAdmin user class, which can now be handled in userspace. Additionally, the code has been updated to work with Linux 2.6.22, making it a versatile and up-to-date solution for your security needs. Overall, MultiAdmin is an essential kernel module for any software system that requires strong security features.
This security module also includes a "sub-admin" feature, which provides a partially restricted root user with full read-only access to most subsystems. This user has additional write rights to only a limited subset, such as writing to files or killing processes.
The latest release of the MultiAdmin Security Module features the removal of the NetAdmin user class, which can now be handled in userspace. Additionally, the code has been updated to work with Linux 2.6.22, making it a versatile and up-to-date solution for your security needs. Overall, MultiAdmin is an essential kernel module for any software system that requires strong security features.
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