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How do you propose having security in that world? Should any process be able to access the memory of any other process? Should you opening a web page allow you
by dagmx 4y ago
How do you propose having security in that world? Should any process be able to access the memory of any other process? Should you opening a web page allow you a security issue there to be able to access your running applications?
I guess my question is, you seem to have a very hardline “everything” take that I don’t think extends to the real world
- mckeed 4y agoStill build the security protections but allow the administrator to selectively disable/override them.
- josephcsible 4y agoYou're confusing "I" should have access to all the data on my machine, with "anything running on my machine" should have access to all the data on my machine.
- ikiris 4y agoAhh right, I forgot about the "user requested" security flag. Makes sense.
- matheusmoreira 4y ago> Should any process be able to access the memory of any other process? Any process? No. My processes? Yes. That includes "sensitive" memory like cryptographic keys.
- saagarjha 4y agoWhat distinguishes your processes?