I am standing up a new workstation that will heavily use virtual machines. It needs to be secure so selinux in enforcing mode is a must.
I did a quick search to see if rhel/fedora have a custom virtualbox selinux policy that can be applied but I don't see anything. I don't want to have to write one from scratch. Is anyone here using selinux in enforcing mode with virtualbox? Was customization required or does the default policy work out of the box?
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