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Guest66 | I would like to know more about apparmor. For example, when considering server hardening, should apparmor left alone (ie. at defaults) or should applications be actively managed , or should applications unknown to apparmor be actively managed by creating profiles for them? Is there a list of profiles contained in the apparmor-profiles package | 13:54 |
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Guest66 | (which is not installed by default) somewhere? | 13:54 |
rbasak | Guest66: https://packages.ubuntu.com/jammy/all/apparmor-profiles/filelist | 14:19 |
rbasak | You might find the output of "sudo aa-status" helpful. Compare that with the services you run. | 14:20 |
sdeziel | `ps fauxZ` is also handy to ID which profiles cover which processes | 14:22 |
rbasak | Nice! | 14:22 |
Guest66 | thanks. I see that aa-status reports the currently loaded profiles which is handy. It doesn't tell me what's in that apparmor-profiles package though. | 14:42 |
Guest66 | ps fauxZ - not seem that one before. It shows a list of everything unconfined. Also useful. I guess between the two one can determine whether an app is managed by apparmor or not. | 14:44 |
Guest66 | I like that is also shows which user owns the running process. Thnx | 14:47 |
Guest66 | actually ps -ef does that as well... | 14:48 |
Guest66 | ios the an apparmor specific project, or irc channel? | 14:55 |
JanC | Guest66: there is #apparmor on OFTC | 14:59 |
Guest66 | thanks | 15:03 |
Guest66 | I guess that's why I didn't find that channel on Libera :-) | 15:06 |
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