How NSA access was built into Windows

[Jim Cornette]

Alan wrote:
>> much, if any, selinux code gets loaded when selinux=0 is added to the
>> boot line?  What modules are read and do any remain active?
> 
> Not much but if you want to be insanely paranoid then NSA (or ex-NSA)
> people also wrote some of the network drivers and other bits and bobs.
> 
> Alan
> 

I guess that electronic communication is possibly accessible from foes 
from all sectors if one was paranoid. SELinux does not seem to be 
intrusive in my view but rather too restrictive for some processes which 
need legitimate permissions to write to higher privileged sectors of the 
filesystem.

Jim

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