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There's only so much the kernel can do to protect userspace from itself. When you have an interface which returns an explicitly extensible data structure, you h
by silotis 9y ago
There's only so much the kernel can do to protect userspace from itself. When you have an interface which returns an explicitly extensible data structure, you have to assume userspace is going to at least ignore extended data it does not understand. Otherwise you cannot have such interfaces at all.