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Ah. I'm completely shooting in the dark, since I use Steam on Windows. Can a normal *nix user also examine in-memory bytecode for other processes? (actual quer
by pixelbath 16y ago
Ah. I'm completely shooting in the dark, since I use Steam on Windows.
Can a normal *nix user also examine in-memory bytecode for other processes? (actual query; I have no idea)
- lanaer 16y agoHm, on that point I'm not sure. In any case, Steam isn't running with any elevated privileges on my own system (I already had access enabled for assistive devices, which Steam only seems to need to actually launch its games), so I have no complaint on a security standpoint. My only complaint with Steam so far is that it hardcodes the directory it stores the games. I want to put them elsewhere.
- geocar 16y ago> Can a normal *nix user also examine in-memory bytecode for other processes? (actual query; I have no idea) If the user owns that process, then yes.