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Port and review changes to security settings #33
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Roger that. @ageis, if you're able to re-submit the PR over here, that's great. Otherwise, we can port your changes, setting the git author information to match. |
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I'll see what I can do in the next couple days here (at RightsCon), wasn't
aware of the new repo.
Just wanted to add that I asked Spender in order to confirm if there's any
conflict with KSPP options and grsec and it's safe.
https://twitter.com/grsecurity/status/996134403532378113
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re-submit the PR over here, that's great. Otherwise, we can port your
changes, setting the git author information to match.
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@ageis has helpfully prepared a PR here:
freedomofpress/ansible-role-grsecurity#115
which significantly changes the kernel security settings. We'll need to port that PR to this repo, and review it here. This is time-sensitive, as we're hoping to QA a kernel with these new settings as part of the QA process for SecureDrop 0.7.1 (a patch-level SecureDrop release that ships a kernel update).
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