Re: Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure?

2018-01-28 Thread Gregor Best
On Sun, Jan 28, 2018 at 06:11:51PM +0100, who one wrote: > Hello, > > "> And what are you defending against?" > > there was/is a great guy that investigated the security of the BSDs, reported > a few bugs too: > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRg2vuwF1hY=youtu.be=1522 > > that lead to

Re: Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure?

2018-01-28 Thread who one
uary 28, 2018 at 5:15 AM > From: mar...@martinbrandenburg.com > To: misc@openbsd.org, whoonet...@mail.com > Subject: Re: Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure? > > > afaik if I would remove the lines that contains "FUSE" and "fuse" from > > /sys/conf/GEN

Re: Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure?

2018-01-27 Thread martin
> afaik if I would remove the lines that contains "FUSE" and "fuse" from > /sys/conf/GENERIC and re-compile the kernel, that would mean, there will be > no more FUSE support in my kernel after reboot. > > If so, would this step help to make my system more secure? Ex.: from a future > FUSE

Re: Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure?

2018-01-27 Thread Jeremie Courreges-Anglas
On Sat, Jan 27 2018, "who one" wrote: > Hello, > > afaik if I would remove the lines that contains "FUSE" and "fuse" from > /sys/conf/GENERIC and re-compile the kernel, that would mean, there will be > no more FUSE support in my kernel after reboot. > > If so, would this

Removing FUSE would theoretically make a system more secure?

2018-01-27 Thread who one
Hello, afaik if I would remove the lines that contains "FUSE" and "fuse" from /sys/conf/GENERIC and re-compile the kernel, that would mean, there will be no more FUSE support in my kernel after reboot. If so, would this step help to make my system more secure? Ex.: from a future FUSE related