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Not the in process memory, but yes to the stored data, which is arguably as bad.
by richardwhiuk 10y ago
Not the in process memory, but yes to the stored data, which is arguably as bad.
- skissane 10y agoOn Linux, generally speaking yes to reading the in-process memory too. I can read /proc/$PID/mem provided my UID = the effective UID of the process. Or I can also use ptrace(), again if my UID = the effective UID of the process, both to read the processes' memory and even to modify its code at runtime. (Some LSMs will block this...)
- felixgallo 10y agoWhat? No...
- ReverseCold 10y agoMany games on Windows even ask for administrator to run (or update), so that's already game over from a security perspective.