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Mitigating the Damage in the Compromised Webserver using AppArmor
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Mitigating the Damage in the Compromised Webserver using AppArmor

In this post, you will get a very (very) detailed tutorial on how to confine the resource for an nginx server and the php fpm service on a compromised server to allow specific commands via webshell
Dec 3, 2021 13 min read
Confining Resources inside Docker Containers with AppArmor
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Confining Resources inside Docker Containers with AppArmor

Can docker containers be protected via AppArmor? Well yes, they can and in fact, they are already being protected by apparmor in your serves. Learn more about how docker and apparmor works and make your existing docker setup more secure
Nov 11, 2021 5 min read
Writing AppArmor Profile from Scratch
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Writing AppArmor Profile from Scratch

Get a detailed walkthrough about writing the profile for a custom binary from scratch using AppArmor utilities like aa-genprof and aa-autodep
Nov 4, 2021 7 min read
Disallowing CAP_NET_RAW Capability for Root User using AppArmor
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Disallowing CAP_NET_RAW Capability for Root User using AppArmor

Is root the ultimate user in Linux? You will get the answer to this question in a post by confining the cap_net_raw for ping command using AppArmor
Nov 3, 2021 4 min read
Understanding AppArmor Kernel Enhancement
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Understanding AppArmor Kernel Enhancement

AppArmor is an old, yet powerful security feature introduced in the Linux kernel in the late '90s to control resources for running programs rather than users. It can be used to easily mitigate the damage caused by adversaries. Learn the basics of the AppArmor and its components
Nov 1, 2021 4 min read
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