- Book Information
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Introduction to the API and Security Policy
- Operating Environment Features
- Data Objects
- Application Programming Interfaces
- Security Policy
- Chapter 2 Getting Started
- System Security Configuration and Attribute Information
- Trusted Solaris Security Mechanisms
- User and Rights Profile Databases
- Chapter 3 Privileges
- Types of Privileges
- Privilege Sets
- Types of Privileged Applications
- Privilege Names and Descriptions
- Privileged Operations
- Privilege Guidelines
- Data Types, Header Files, and Libraries
- Privilege Macros
- Interface Declarations
- Translating Privileges
- Get Description Text for Privilege ID
- Setting and Getting File Privilege Sets
- Bracketing Effective Privileges
- Checking and Modifying Privileges
- Fork a Process
- Execute a File
- Set User ID
- Chapter 4 Labels
- Chapter 5 Label Code Examples
- Retrieving Version String
- Initialize Binary Labels and Check Types
- Get Process CMW Label
- Set SL Portion of Process CMW Label
- Get File CMW Label
- Set SL Portion of File CMW Label
- File System Label Range
- Test Label Relationships
- Accessing CMW Label Portions
- Finding Binary Level Bounds
- Check Accreditation Range
- Validating Labels
- Getting Character-Coded Color Names
- Label Encodings Information
- Translating Labels
- Printer Banner Information
- Chapter 6 Process Clearance
- Chapter 7 Multilevel Directories
- Chapter 8 Application Auditing
- Third-Party User Activities
- Privileged Operations
- Header Files and Libraries
- Declaration and Argument Types
- Preliminary Setup for Code Examples
- Creating an Audit Record
- Queueing Audit Records
- Specifying a Preselection Mask
- Creating Audit Records in Parallel
- Using the Save Area
- Using the Server Area and Adding a Sensitivity Label
- Argument Information
- Command Line Arguments
- Privilege Sets
- Interprocess Communications Identifier
- Chapter 9 Accessing User and Rights Profile Data
- Chapter 10 Interprocess Communications
- Chapter 11 System V Interprocess Communication
- Chapter 12 Trusted Security Information Exchange Library
- Security Attributes
- Privileged Operations
- Data Types, Header Files, and Libraries
- Programming Interface Declarations
- Get Attribute Masks
- Allocate and Free Space
- Send and Receive Data
- Get and Set Security Attributes
- Examine Security Attributes
- Get the Size of One Security Attribute
- Copy and Duplicate Security Attributes
- Compare Security Attributes
- Clear Security Attributes
- Get and Set Endpoint Attributes
- Turn Extended Security Operations On and Off
- Getting and Setting Security Attributes
- Receiving and Retrieving Security Attributes
- Examining Attributes
- Getting Attribute Size
- Copying and Duplicating Attribute Structures
- Compare Attribute Structures
- Clear Attribute Structure
- Creating Attribute Masks
- Free Space
- Client-Server Application
- Running the Programs
- Chapter 13 Remote Procedure Calls
- Chapter 14 Trusted X Window System
- X Windows Environment
- Security Attributes
- Security Policy
- Privileged Operations
- Data Types, Header Files, and Libraries
- Programming Interface Declarations
- Example Motif Application
- Getting Window Attributes
- Translate Label with Font List
- Getting a Window CMW Label
- Setting a Window CMW Label
- Getting the Window User ID
- Getting the X Window Server Workstation Owner ID
- Source Code
- Changing Window Configuration
- Chapter 15 Label Builder
- Appendix A Programmer's Reference
- Appendix B Trusted Solaris Interfaces Reference
- System Security Configuration
- File System Security Attributes and Flags
- Process Security Attribute Flags
- Privileges
- Privilege Macros
- Labels
- Label Clipping Interfaces
- Clearances
- Application Auditing
- Multilevel Directories
- Database Access
- System V IPC
- TSIX
- RPC
- Label Builder
- X Window System
- Trusted Streams
- System Calls
- Trusted Kernel Functions for Drivers
- Library Routines
- Index