secon

Get current execution context

$ secon

$ secon --pid 1

$ secon --file path/to/file

$ secon --link path/to/symlink

$ secon system_u:system_r:container_t:s0

secon [options] [context]

secon retrieves and displays SELinux security contexts. It can show the context of the current execution, processes, files, or parse context specifications.
Output includes user, role, type, and level components of the SELinux context.

--pid pid

Get context of specified process

Get context of file (follows symlinks)

Get context of symlink (don't follow)

Requires SELinux to be enabled. File context may differ from actual access context.

Part of libselinux-utils, providing SELinux context inspection tools.

runcon(1), chcon(1), semanage(8)