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> Anybody on your machine can read the commands you are running, for example with ps. This is why I always mount /proc with the "hidepid=2" option (as well as
by jlgaddis 7y ago
> Anybody on your machine can read the commands you are running, for example with ps.
This is why I always mount /proc with the "hidepid=2" option (as well as the "gid=<n>" option to ensure that doesn't apply to the members of a specific group, such as the "admins" of the box).