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I don’t understand why argv of other users’ processes needs to be public to non-root users in the first place, other than “that’s how it’s always been” - it’s c
by p49k 5y ago
I don’t understand why argv of other users’ processes needs to be public to non-root users in the first place, other than “that’s how it’s always been” - it’s clearly non-intuitive, so the mistake will naturally happen over and over again.
- josephcsible 5y agoIt needs to stay public by default because otherwise it would be a breaking change. If you're willing to break things and want to change it on your own system, it's easy: just mount /proc with the hidepid option.