Used for *TS testing to ensure that user devices do not multi-install
APEXes.
Bug: 216852347
Test: (non root) getprop | grep ro.boot.vendor.apex
Change-Id: Ibc670fefbf89c4a4c1fa5d2ab9d7784c04946690
Because mtectrl is a system internal domain, and we don't need to expose
the type to vendor.
Test: build and boot
Change-Id: Idb5c4a4c6f175e338722971944bf08ba99835476
As we need to create new sysprops for Bluetooth mainline
configs, we need to have a property context available to
vendors and be able to access configs from other packages.
Tag: #feature
Bug: 211570675
Test: Added overlays and logs
Change-Id: If9c61f251578b61c070619069519e0aa563a9573
Stop using these attributes since these will be removed soon.
Bug: 202520796
Test: source build/envsetup.sh && lunch aosp_x86_64 && m && launch_cvd
Change-Id: I61dffb482f4e952299156f34be642ae52fcbfeb3
Signed-off-by: Bart Van Assche <bvanassche@google.com>
Without this change, any crash from an executable in /data/local/tests
is incomplete. Specifically, function names are missing which makes
the crash nearly useless for debugging.
Bug: 197229540
Test: Used the crasher executable and copied it to /data/local/tests
Test: and verified that running it as root and shell results in
Test: tombstones that have full unwinds with function names.
Change-Id: Ic4862ca6ee9b02132a593ccd5fe26508ed5c8510
The test for the services has been running with selinux disabled. To
turn selinux on, required rules are allowed.
Below is the summary of the added rules.
* crosvm can read the composite disk files and other files (APKs,
APEXes) that serve as backing store of the composite disks.
* virtualizationservice has access to several binder services
- permission_service: to check Android permission
- apexd: to get apex files list (this will be removed eventually)
* Both have read access to shell_data_file (/data/local/tmp/...) for
testing purpose. This is not allowed for the user build.
* virtualizationservice has access to the pseudo terminal opened by adbd
so that it can write output to the terminal when the 'vm' tool is
invoked in shell.
Bug: 168588769
Test: /apex/com.android.virt/bin/vm run-app --log /dev/null
/data/local/tmp/virt/MicrodroidDemoApp.apk
/data/local/tmp/virt/MicrodroidDemoApp.apk.idsig
/data/local/tmp/virt/instance.img
assets/vm_config.json
without disabling selinux.
Change-Id: I54ca7c255ef301232c6e8e828517bd92c1fd8a04
Allow everyone to read /dev/dma_heap so that they can query the set of
available heaps with the GetDmabufHeapList() API in libdmabufheap.
This patch fixes the following denials that happen when clients use the
API:
avc: denied { read } for name="dma_heap" dev="tmpfs" ino=369
scontext=u:r:mediaswcodec:s0 tcontext=u:object_r:dmabuf_heap_device:s0
tclass=dir permissive=0
9507:05-12 17:19:59.567 1647 1647 W com.android.systemui: type=1400
audit(0.0:93): avc: denied { read } for
comm=4E444B204D65646961436F6465635F name="dma_heap" dev="tmpfs" ino=369
scontext=u:r:platform_app:s0:c512,c768
tcontext=u:object_r:dmabuf_heap_device:s0 tclass=dir permissive=0
app=com.android.systemui
Test: manual
Bug: 184397788
Change-Id: I84672bc0be5b409cd49080501d0bf3c269ca610c
To parse etm data for kernel and kernel modules, add below permissions
to profcollectd:
1. Get kernel start address and module addresses from /proc/kallsyms
and /proc/modules.
2. Get kernel build id from /sys/kernel/notes.
3. Read kernel module files in vendor dir.
Bug: 166559473
Test: run profcollectd.
Change-Id: I2e0b346379271fadc20e720722f7c9a687335ee2
Previously we would mount OTA images with a 'context=...' mount
option. This meant that all selinux contexts were ignored in the ota
image, limiting the usefulness of selinux in this situation. To fix
this the mount has been changed to not overwrite the declared contexts
and the policies have been updated to accurately describe the actions
being performed by an OTA.
Bug: 181182967
Test: Manual OTA of blueline
Merged-In: I5eb53625202479ea7e75c27273531257d041e69d
Change-Id: I5eb53625202479ea7e75c27273531257d041e69d
The lockdown hook defines 2 modes: integrity and confidentiality [1].
The integrity mode ensures that the kernel integrity cannot be corrupted
by directly modifying memory (i.e. using /dev/mem), accessing PCI
devices, interacting with debugfs, etc. While some of these methods
overlap with the current policy definition, there is value in enforcing
this mode for Android to ensure that no permission has been overly
granted. Some of these detection methods use arbitrary heuristic to
characterize the access [2]. Adapt part of the policy to match this
constraint.
The confidentiality mode further restricts the use of other kernel
facilities such as tracefs. Android already defines a fine-grained
policy for these. Furthermore, access to part of tracefs is required in
all domains (see debugfs_trace_marker). Allow any access related to this
mode.
[1] https://lore.kernel.org/linux-api/20190820001805.241928-4-matthewgarrett@google.com/
[2] https://lore.kernel.org/linux-api/20190820001805.241928-27-matthewgarrett@google.com/
Bug: 148822198
Test: boot cuttlefish with patched kernel; check logcat for denials.
Test: run simpleperf monitor to exercise tracefs; check logcat for denials.
Change-Id: Ib826a0c153771a61aae963678394b75faa6ca1fe
In order to test the platform in emulators that are orders of magnitude
slower than real hardware we need to be able to avoid hitting timeouts
that prevent it from coming up properly. For this purpose introduce
a system property, ro.hw_timeout_multiplier, which may be set to
an integer value that acts as a multiplier for various timeouts on
the system.
Bug: 178231152
Change-Id: I6d7710beed0c4c5b1720e74e7abe3a586778c678
Merged-In: I6d7710beed0c4c5b1720e74e7abe3a586778c678
Bug: 168907513
Test: verified the correct working of the v2 uid/pid hierarchy in normal
and recovery modes
This reverts commit aa8bb3a29b.
Change-Id: Ib344d500ea49b86e862e223ab58a16601eebef47
This makes it easier to write some tests without requiring root for
creating a temporary socket.
Test: m
Test: atest perfetto_integrationtests with https://r.android.com/1575345
passed with this CL
failed without with
avc: denied { create } for name="traced_consumer"
scontext=u:r:shell:s0 tcontext=u:object_r:shell_data_file:s0
tclass=sock_file permissive=0
Change-Id: I281778259a55973cda9d6e7af6dea5637591502c
a54bed6907
Bug: 151660495
Test: verified proper boot in regular mode and proper working of adb in
recovery
Change-Id: Id70d27a6162af6ede94661005d80a2a780057089
And allow access from system apps to vendor libs public only for system.
These files should be marked individually by OEMs. Maintainance
ownership for these libraries is also OEM's responsability.
Similar with vendor_public_libs_file type, this allows for an explicit
labeling of OEM system apps that can access libs from vendor.
Bug: 172526961
Test: build-only change, policy builds
Change-Id: I7d4c8232e0b52e73f373d3347170c87ab2dcce52
odrefresh is the process responsible for checking and creating ART
compilation artifacts that live in the ART APEX data
directory (/data/misc/apexdata/com.android.art).
There are two types of change here:
1) enabling odrefresh to run dex2oat and write updated boot class path
and system server AOT artifacts into the ART APEX data directory.
2) enabling the zygote and assorted diagnostic tools to use the
updated AOT artifacts.
odrefresh uses two file contexts: apex_art_data_file and
apex_art_staging_data_file. When odrefresh invokes dex2oat, the
generated files have the apex_art_staging_data_file label (which allows
writing). odrefresh then moves these files from the staging area to
their installation area and gives them the apex_art_data_file label.
Bug: 160683548
Test: adb root && adb shell /apex/com.android.art/bin/odrefresh
Change-Id: I9fa290e0c9c1b7b82be4dacb9f2f8cb8c11e4895
This simplifies operation by removing a special case for user builds.
Test: atest CtsPerfettoTestCases on user
Test: atest CtsPerfettoTestCases on userdebug
Test: atest perfetto_integrationtests on userdebug
Bug: 153139002
Change-Id: Ibbf3dd5e4f75c2a02d931f73b96fabb8157e0ebf
These flags should be writeable to the shell for both root and non-root
users. They should be readable everywhere, as they're read in libc
during initialization (and there's nothing secret to hide). We just
don't want to allow apps to set these properties.
These properties are non-persistent, are for local developer debugging
only.
Bug: 135772972
Bug: 172365548
Test: `adb shell setprop memtag.123 0` in non-root shell succeeds.
Change-Id: If9ad7123829b0be27c29050f10081d2aecdef670
One of the advantages of the DMA-BUF heaps framework over
ION is that each heap is a separate char device and hence
it is possible to create separate sepolicy permissions to restrict
access to each heap.
In the case of ION, allocation in every heap had to be done through
/dev/ion which meant that there was no away to restrict allocations in
a specific heap.
This patch intends to restrict coredomain access to only approved
categories of vendor heaps. Currently, the only identified category
as per partner feedback is the system-secure heap which is defined
as a heap that allocates from protected memory.
Test: Build, video playback works on CF with ION disabled and
without sepolicy denials
Bug: 175697666
Change-Id: I923d2931c631d05d569e97f6e49145ef71324f3b
