SELinux
A mandatory access control mechanism used on several Linux distributions.
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Setuid
A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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An encrypted protocol used primarily to administer remote systems.
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A process that temporarily retains private keys unlocked in memory.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A pair of cryptographic keys used to authenticate SSH.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A command allowing to temporarily execute an action with high privileges.
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sudoers controls which users can execute which commands with sudo.
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Disk space used as an extension of the RAM when necessary.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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The main control used to manage units systemd.
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A service and startup manager used by many Linux distributions.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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A mechanism systemd planning the delivery of services.
View →systemd Unit
A Linux mechanism from the kernel, systemd, filesystem, or identity-management stack.
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