Wednesday, 27/Nov/2019

RSBAC has been ported to kernel 5.4. Please test and report bugs to the bugtracker at https://bugtracker.rsbac.org or to this list.

As usual, you find the latest patches at https://download.rsbac.org/latestdiff/5.4/ and the Git repo at https://git.rsbac.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=linux-5.4.y.git;a=summary

Monday, 14/Jan/2019

The RSBAC Website DokuWiki version has been updated today.

Please test and report any problems!

Tuesday, 30/Oct/2018

Latest RSBAC for kernel 4.19 is now available in Git at git://git.rsbac.org/linux-4.19.y.git

Diffs will start showing up at https://download.rsbac.org/latestdiff/ after release of 4.19.1.

Please test and report any problems!

As a side node, I will start removing old unsupported Git repositories, EOL at upstream and unchanged for > 10 months, from the server soon. Please tell me, if you still need them.

Wednesday, 11/April/2018

Even though this page has not been updated for a long time, RSBAC is still under constant development and maintenance. Latest code has always been available through git.

From now on, you can also find the latest RSBAC patches for the maintained kernel versions in the latestdiff download dir.

Tuesday, 13/September/2016

RSBAC 1.5.0 has been released for kernel 4.4.20. Please drop us a note if you need support for other kernel versions.

The most important changes since 1.4.9 are the port to longterm kernel 4.4 and the new feature “Prevent memory write and execute (RSBAC mprotect)” to prevent against process memory segments being both writable and executable. This new hardening feature made me choose a new middle version number.

The change lists are here: Kernel changes: http://www.rsbac.org/dl.php?file=code/1.5.0/changes-1.5.0.txt

Admin tools changes: http://www.rsbac.org/dl.php?file=code/1.5.0/admin-changes-1.5.0.txt

Please consider giving some feedback on the RSBAC mailing list.