Which of the following is not the mode of SELinux??
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Permissive
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General
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Enforcing
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Targeted
B
Correct answer
Explanation
SELinux has three main modes: Enforcing (security policies are enforced and violations are blocked), Permissive (policies are checked but not enforced - only violations are logged), and Disabled (SELinux is turned off). 'General' is not a valid SELinux mode.