Don't need these permission anymore because the raw and packet
socket setup are moved from clatd to netd.
Test: manual test
1. Connect to ipv6-only wifi.
2. Try IPv4 traffic.
$ ping 8.8.8.8
Change-Id: I07d890df2d1b8d9c1736aa5e6dc36add4f46345b
Needed because the raw and packet socket setup are moved from
clatd to netd. Netd pass the configured raw and packet sockets
to clatd. clatd needs the permission to access inherited
objects.
Test: manual test
1. Connect to ipv6-only wifi.
2. Try IPv4 traffic.
$ ping 8.8.8.8
Test:
Change-Id: If6479f815a37f56715d7650c714202fcc1ec466b
1. Move BOARD_SEPOLICY_VERS to build/make/core/config.mk where
PLATFORM_SEPOLICY_VERSION is set.
2. Remove hard-coded versions for the treble tests.
Test: build
Change-Id: I57178c9f213b089a276e35b8de1144665788e7ab
This reverts commit a0e49cea04.
Reason for revert: I don't think this was the culprit after all
Bug: 204853211
Change-Id: Iadc1c8df5ec2affcdbbf9e7bdc3eac54c47f4ebf
Update policy for new system service, used for Apps to present the
toolbar UI.
Bug: 190030331
Bug: 205822301
Test: manual. Can boot to home and get manager successfully.
Change-Id: Iee88681a93ae272a90896ccd2a6b64c26c809e82
When we compile sepolicy files into a cil file, we first gather all
sepolicy files to create a conf file, and then convert the conf file to
a cil file with checkpolicy. The problem is that checkpolicy is
sensitive to the input order; the conf file should contain statements in
a specific order: classes, initial_sid, access vectors, macros, mls,
etc.
This restriction has made Android.bp migration difficult, and we had to
create a magical module called "se_build_files" to correctly include
source files in the designated order. It works, but significant
readability problem has happened. For example, when we write
":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}", how can we easily figure out that
the tag actually includes plat public + system_ext public + reqd mask,
without taking a look at the build system code?
This change refactors the se_build_files module and se_policy_conf
module, so we can easily see the desginated files for each module, just
like we did in the Android.mk. se_policy_conf module now stably sorts
source files in an order which will make checkpolicy happy.
se_build_files module is also refactored, so one tag can represent
exactly one set of policy files, rather than doing magical works behind
the scene. For example, system_ext public policy module is changed from:
se_policy_conf {
name: "system_ext_pub_policy.conf",
// se_build_files automatically adds plat public and reqd mask
srcs: [":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}"],
}
to:
se_policy_conf {
name: "system_ext_pub_policy.conf",
// se_policy_conf automatically sorts the input files
srcs: [
":se_build_files{.plat_public}",
":se_build_files{.system_ext_public}",
":se_build_files{.reqd_mask}",
],
}
Bug: 209933272
Test: build and diff before/after
Change-Id: I97a76ed910645c1607d913fd646c27e87af0afd3
This reverts commit 72c0134384.
Reason for revert: Looks like this may have broken ComposHostTestCases
Bug: 204853211
Change-Id: I83816a49d3be056e4c9a718ea02911ca022cb984
BOARD_PLAT_VENDOR_POLICY should be used for all vendor stuff, when in
mixed sepolicy build (BOARD_SEPOLICY_VERS != PLATFORM_SEPOLICY_VERSION).
This fixes an issue that system/sepolicy/vendor has been incorrectly
used in mixed sepolicy build.
Bug: 205924657
Test: Try AOSP + rvc-dev mixed sepolicy build
1) copy cuttlefish sepolicy prebuilts from rvc-dev branch.
2) set prebuilt variables:
- BOARD_PLAT_VENDOR_POLICY
- BOARD_REQD_MASK_POLICY
- BOARD_(SYSTEM_EXT|PRODUCT)_PRIVATE_PREBUILT_DIRS
- BOARD_SEPOLICY_VERS
3) lunch aosp_cf_x86_64_phone-userdebug; m selinux_policy
4) compare $OUT/vendor/etc/selinux with rvc-dev's artifacts.
Change-Id: I2ed1e25255c825c24dab99ae4903328b0400c414
This is copied from dex2oat.te. By using minijail, the child process
currently requires to communicate with the parent by a pipe, before
actually exec'ing the executable.
Bug: 205750213
Test: no longer see the avc error
Change-Id: I4d59fc8d32150d9e08abba06203eb5164ecd3c75
When we cut down microdroid policy we removed a whole lot of
neverallow rules that were in public/domain.te. Many of these are
irrelevant, but there are some that look quite important. So this CL
restores many of them. This makes no immediate difference (none of
these rules are currently violated, except as mentioned below), but it
might catch mistakes, or at least make us stop and think before
introducing potentially risky policy changes.
Process:
- Paste in all the neverallow rules from public/domain.te in Android
policy.
- Delete all references to non-existent labels.
- Delete everything makred full-trebly-only,
I also deleted some attributes we clearly don't need, and hence
associated neverallows. (I suspect there are more attributes we could
remove.)
And then I fixed a neverallow violation for microdroid_payload - we
were allowing it unrestricted ioctl access.
Bug: 204853211
Test: Policy builds without error
Test: No denials running composd_cmd forced-compile-test
Change-Id: I21035dee93a881b34941338cc7ce82503cc65e59
Add selinux policy for AIDL Vehicel HAL service.
This CL mostly follows https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/system/sepolicy/+/1541205/.
Test: Manually test on emulator, verify AIDL VHAL service is up and
accessible by client.
Bug: 209718034
Change-Id: Icad92e357dacea681b8539f6ebe6110a8ca8b357
