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It does if you're talking about `docker -d` and --privileged.
by codemac 11y ago
It does if you're talking about `docker -d` and --privileged.
- KirinDave 11y agoRootkits hide themselves. Docker makes no effort to do so. I know you're trying to make joke, but it's not funny.
- codemac 11y agoThat's the joke, literally. This is a blog post about how docker is insecure when you can get root perms over a socket the docker daemon exports when you explicitly map it back into a docker container... as if it's unexpected when it's explicitly docker's design and the command line you provided. Oh well, I did think it was funny.
- totony 11y agoit hides in plain sight