> Hacky way to accomplish something?
Yes.
> Literally every example you gave of AA not being "granular" enough was flat misinformation.
No, there was no misinformation, and this stance you're committed to defending is one of the most bizarre stances I've ever come across.
There can be no question that SELinux is significantly more granular than AppArmor any more than there is that the earth is not flat. Looking at the introductory documentation for both systems should be more than enough to make that abundantly clear to anyone.
> There are dedicated rules to prevent writing and executing the same file, prevent using hardlinks to gain privileges, and prevent overwriting a file that should be append only. No hacks here. Just facts.
So just before I put more effort into replying to you, I want to be 100% clear on your stance. If I am paraphrasing or misconstruing, please correct.
It seems like you are claiming that AppArmor using hardlinks is not any sort of vulnerability or weakness and cannot be, and has never been bypassed? Is this a fair reading of your position?
