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As our operating systems become more and more security conscious, I'd expect the ability to iterate other processes on the machine to go away. When I've instal
by preinheimer 9y ago
As our operating systems become more and more security conscious, I'd expect the ability to iterate other processes on the machine to go away.
When I've installed ethereal/wireshark I've needed to face down big warnings, and properly so. A promiscuous packet sniffer is something to be wary of.
With few exceptions[1] there seems to be no good reason for any application on my machine to see what else is running.
[1] - Good candidates include Anti-virus for those who run it, and those tools that help you keep your applications up to date.
- bartread 9y agoDon't forget sysinternals, and the like for other platforms. Also debugging, profiling and monitoring tools. Granted this is a very developer/admin focussed perspective, but they're still valid use cases.