[cgl_discussion] Small rewording suggestion for section ACC.5
Shaver Robert-r39525
Robert.Shaver at motorola.com
Tue Feb 10 15:27:42 PST 2004
In reading the CGL Requirements Definition document I found this statement in the ACC.5 Mandatory Access Control section (page 90):
"When used correctly, this will restrict the privileges of the super-user to create a more secure Linux system."
I'm new here so I hope this is the right place to make this suggestions.
The wording of this sentence means to me that this requirement will make it harder for the super-user to secure Linux. Isn't that just the opposite of the intention of ACC.5? (I am assuming here that "system administrator" and "super-user" are the same role in this context.)
Might it be said better like this, "When used correctly, these privilege restrictions will aid the super-user in creating a more secure Linux system."
Best regards,
Rob:-]
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