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SELinuxDenyPtrace and security by defaultSELinuxDenyPtrace and security by defaultPosted Apr 12, 2012 16:20 UTC (Thu) by hppnq (guest, #14462)In reply to: SELinuxDenyPtrace and security by default by slashdot Parent article: SELinuxDenyPtrace and security by default It's not extremely difficult to see the problem here: if you can't trust your editor if you need to edit your .profile, or if you can't trust it to properly handle its contents -- a program crash is not necessarily involved -- then what good is it to you that you have a secure way of opening it? Who or what specifies what is or is not permitted?
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