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The Gentoo KSP recommendations have changed slightly again, now
requiring three different settings instead of just one. Additionally, in
order to enable KSP at all, CONFIG_MODIFY_LDT_SYSCALL needs to be unset.
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An upcoming commit updates to the latest KSP recommendations and
requires this particular setting as a direct dependency for
CONFIG_SECURITY_YAMA.
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An upcoming commit which updates to the latest KSP recommendations
requires expert mode for one setting. Enable it here.
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The newer versions of sys-kernel/gentoo-sources do not have this switch
anymore, instead relying only on the architecture-specific switches.
Remove it.
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This setting pulls in a set of recommended settings [1] from the Kernel
Self Protection Project. We are pretty sure that we exhaustively set all
these manually already, but since Gentoo upstream provides this option,
make use of it too.
[1] https://kernsec.org/wiki/index.php/Kernel_Self_Protection_Project/Recommended_Settings
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This is needed for CONFIG_EDAC* but is not enabled by default upstream.
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These options have either been merged into others or enabled
unconditionally.
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