SELinux operates under what primary modes?
- Enforcing and Permissive
- Passive and Active
- Standard and Enhanced
- Basic and Advanced
SELinux operates under two primary modes: Enforcing and Permissive. In Enforcing mode, SELinux actively enforces security policies and denies any actions that violate these policies. In Permissive mode, SELinux logs policy violations but doesn't actively deny them, making it a useful mode for policy debugging.
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