Tag Archives: SELinux

SELinux, Execmem, QEMU, and LibVirt

Posted on June 11, 2015 by The Civilized Cynic

Well, after having everything work fine in Fedora 22 with the proprietary fglrx 15.10 driver, I went to start up a VM (just a Fedora 22 guest, in fact), and I was greeted with failure in the following manner: libvirtError: … Continue reading →

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Using the F5 VPN Client Plugin in Fedora 22

Posted on June 3, 2015 by The Civilized Cynic

So, I had been using the F5 Plugin with my Fedora 21 workstation and when I upgraded, I falsely assumed that I couldn’t get it to work because I was now using Fedora 22.  I didn’t recall that I had … Continue reading →

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CVE-2014-6271 (“Shellshock”): How it works

Posted on September 29, 2014 by The Civilized Cynic

A Brief (Skippable) Introduction: So, first, I’d like to say that I might differ from other security analysts on the Interwebs in that I don’t tend to flail my arms and cry out in agony at the sight of any … Continue reading →

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Working with libvirtd, virsh, and virt-manager

Posted on March 28, 2014 by The Civilized Cynic

What a day.  I spent about 10 hours working solely on KVM virtualization.  I have installed the Fedora virtualization package (sudo yum groupinstall ‘Virtualization’) and I worked through the SELinux concerns with choosing an alternate location for your virtual disk … Continue reading →

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