What are System booleans in the context of Security-enhanced Linux (SELinux)?
Policy types defining the level of confinement in SELinux
Toggle switches that can adjust SELinux policies at runtime
Background processes ensuring SELinux states are maintained
Commands used to relabel files with new security contexts
SELinux System booleans are toggle switches that can enable or disable certain security features within SELinux. They are used to adjust the security policy without requiring policy recompilation or relabeling, which makes them a powerful tool for system administrators when customizing the behavior of SELinux. The correct answer explains this concept accurately, whereas the other options relate to different aspects of SELinux or Linux security and do not describe System booleans.
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