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From: arosen@hawk.ulowell..edu (MFHorn)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: B1 security in System V (was Re: Implications...)
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Date: 14 Nov 88 04:50:12 GMT
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Written  5:40 pm  Nov  8, 1988 by scott@attcan.UUCP (Scott MacQuarrie)
> There is a product available from AT&T's Federal Systems group called
> MLS (Multi-Level Security) which provides B1-level security in a System V 
> Release 3.1 environment.

> I have seen the product on a 3B2, it's availablity
> from other vendors would probably require work by those vendors.

What does this product do to get this rating?

I had heard that ATT, Sun and probably others had been working on
a B-level Unix.  I didn't know anyone had gotten past C2.

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ULowell, Box #3031   | ulowell!arosen          |  learned how to make it
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