Which command should be used to completely disable an individual profile in AppArmor?

To completely disable an individual profile in AppArmor, the command you would use is aa-disable. This command effectively renders the specified AppArmor profile inactive, meaning that any restrictions or permissions defined in that profile will not be enforced on the associated application. By utilizing aa-disable, system administrators can manage and control the security constraints more flexibly, allowing for troubleshooting or temporary access while still maintaining a focus on security overall.

In contrast, aa-unconfirmed is not a command that directly disables profiles; it is used to manage unconfirmed AppArmor profiles, which are in a state where they have not yet been authorized. The restorecon command is associated with SELinux, not AppArmor, and is used to restore the security context of files. Similarly, getsebool is another SELinux-specific command that queries current boolean values but does not pertain to the management of AppArmor profiles. Thus, aa-disable is the appropriate choice for disabling an individual profile in AppArmor effectively.