On 11/2/2012 10:58 AM, Mircea Ciocan wrote:
> http://lwn.net/Articles/252794/
> "chroot() is a useful call, many install programs use it, as do
> programs that need to see a consistent set of older libraries, but it
> has very limited use in security applications.
> It does NOT provide a sandbox that can be used to test suspicious
> code, that code might escalate its privilege and access anything it
> wished.
> Maintaining an up-to-date chroot() environment adds an additional
> burden on administrators as well; update tools do nothing to help keep
> utilities secure if they live outside of the normal places.
> It is probably safest to avoid using it as any kind of security tool."
mea culpa, ca n-am fost precis; testare as in 'bagam programul asta in 
productie, dar pana e gata mai trebuie configurari si rulari de mana'
nu testare de exploituri si mai stiu eu ce ... desi niciodata nu poti sa 
fii sigur :-P
deci chroot ar cam fi cea mai buna solutie in cazul asta, chiar n-am 
chef sa bag o masina virtuala pentru asa ceva, ma multumesc cu 98.5% 
safe decat 99%, ca 100% nu va fi niciodata :-P

Alex



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