SELINUX: Add squid_port_t to the policy tunables #265
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As Squid is a popular Forward Proxy platform, and security binaries should be compiled by trusted partners, add use of squid_port_t to the supplied SELINUX policy object. Satisfies Issue duosecurity#162
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As Squid is a popular Forward Proxy platform, and security binaries should be compiled by trusted partners, add use of squid_port_t to the supplied SELINUX policy object.
Satisfies Issue #162
Issue number being addressed
Fixes #162
Summary of the change
Adds
squid_port_tto the list of ports allowed by the SELINUX policy tunablespam_duo_permit_sshdandpam_duo_permit_local_login.Test Plan
Should be no different from current testing of forward proxies. We have internally validated this change at the University of Maine System.