sshd Selinux v/s sshd Selinux disabled .......

[Steve G]

>regarding execute these specific services: sshd, samba, postgres and vsftpd over
>a system platform Selinux-enabled,

These are all network daemons. This means they are subject to possibly malicious
traffic. If there is a hole in any of those apps that lets an intruder exploit
the app, SE Linux will probably prevent the problem. SE Linux has a basic
understanding of what the normal syscalls and files or system resources that are
used by the app. If it spots abnormal behavior, it can stop it.

-Steve

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