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Poking Holes in AppArmor Profiles

posted by Anonymous @ 9/04/2012 08:57:00 AM

Hi, Dan here. In an act of blog necromancy, and keeping with the "sandboxing" theme of previous posts, in this blog post I'll be discussing some issues I recently discovered in a variety of AppArmor profiles.

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Labels: Privilege Escalation, Sandbox, Vulnerabilities

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