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vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

Posted Aug 3, 2019 15:01 UTC (Sat) by nix (subscriber, #2304)
In reply to: vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp by mirabilos
Parent article: vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

I'm just amazed that anyone could expect you to implement an entire shell without using stat-family syscalls but only using access(). WTF no that's just ridiculous. (Or that anyone would think that sandboxing a *shell* with seccomp, the very definition of something whose whole purpose is to execute arbitrary code, made any sense at all.)


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vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

Posted Aug 3, 2019 16:17 UTC (Sat) by nivedita76 (subscriber, #121790) [Link]

Not seccomp, selinux. Though the overall point remains.


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