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From: Ilias Marinos <marinosi@ceid.upatras.gr>
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Subject: STATUS Report - Application-Specific Audit Trails
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Hello all,

the previous two weeks I have finished the new kernel audit framework which is
based on slices. This period, I was reading and I am working with the
userspace part of the project and the audit daemon:
 - A new auditon() command for slice listing.
 - Working on a new audit trigger protocol as discussed with my mentor, to
   allow messages/trigger "tagging" for each slice.
 - Developing the right commands(in auditon() syscall) to enable auditd to
   push audit trail names for the several audit slices.

This part is a little bit complex/tricky for me but I am trying it and I
believe I am on a good way to complete it.

Best Regards,
Ilias 

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