capabilities in AppArmor profile vs extended attributes
"Exercise 35.2: Exploring apparmor security"
In this lab we copy /bin/ping to /bin/ping-x and set it's net_raw capability to permitted and effective: setcap cap_net_raw+ep /bin/ping-x
Then we generate apparmor profile: aa-genprof /bin/ping-x
After that if i unset net_raw capability: setcap cap_net_raw-ep /bin/ping-x
it doesn't work:
socktype: SOCK_RAW socket: Operation not permitted missing cap_net_raw+p capability or setuid?
Generated apparmor profile already contains capability net_raw, so why it doesn't work without cap_net_raw=ep set in extended attributes? How it's different?
Answers
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Hi @xycainoff, I did the test and you are right. The only information I found is the following, in the capabilities(7) man page:
CAP_NET_RAW
• Use RAW and PACKET sockets;
• bind to any address for transparent proxying.So it seems that the file needs the net_raw capability in order to work, as a requirement of the operating system in order to work properly with the networking subsystem.
Regards,
Luis.0
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