1. Consider an SELinux system, with a process P that is running in domain cat_t, and a file F whose type is food_t. Assume the system is using the default targeted policy (i.e., the default policy that comes with SELinux), and has not been modified by any system administrators (except to allow process P to run in domain cat_t ). Will P be able to access F?

2. Using the same scenario as the previous question, in general terms, which files on the system can P access when running in domain cat_t?

a) No files on the system

b) All files on the system

c) Files with the type food_t

d) Files with the type cat_t