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I would imagine the ssh server runs a command when someone connects that spins up a container that you're ultimately SSH-ing into. Doing this at any scale is in
by rpgwaiter 3y ago
I would imagine the ssh server runs a command when someone connects that spins up a container that you're ultimately SSH-ing into. Doing this at any scale is interesting, maybe they put you in a lambda instance or something similar?
lnav seems to lock you into their logfile program, which may add another layer of safety.
- hiAndrewQuinn 3y agoAh, that makes a lot of sense. You can't do too much damage if you're inside of an ephemeral Docker container (at least that's the theory). I could do that and put people into a read only filesystem to minimize any chance of malicious breakouts. A MOTD can give them a first task to follow, which then leads to a breadcrumb tutorial strewn throughout the operating system.