In a previous lesson I mentioned that in the context of processes types often referred to as domains.
If you take a look here on my server if I go through and P.S. dash easy you can see we've got a special
type called on confined T.
This is a special domain for any process that doesn't have an SC Linux policy confining it to a specific
domain.
Process is in this domain are only subject to standout discretionary access controls.
In the olden days a lot of processes run in this domain but that list of processes keeps getting smaller
and smaller with each release of Red Hat.
This days only use out processes and custom applications run on confined.
Everything else gets targeted by policy and is confined to specific domain.
All processes in this domain can mix and mingle with each other almost to save SC.
Linux wasn't available on the system E for want to see the list of types available from the current
policy.
I can go ahead and SC info gash t e fi type this out to word count.
Now you can see it has nearly 5000 types or domains on this machine used by the targeted policy to restrict
objects use in type enforcement.