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Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces
From: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith () oracle com>
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 2016 21:55:58 -0800
On 02/23/16 09:27 PM, halfdog wrote:
That is nice, that this was done already for OWL. Is there a checklist or perhaps even a tool, that can be run, to detect, which weak programs, compile time settings or runtime settings might be applied to a given Linux setup?
Something like OpenSCAP perhaps? https://www.open-scap.org/ -- -Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith () oracle com Oracle Solaris Engineering - http://blogs.oracle.com/alanc
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- Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces halfdog (Feb 23)
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- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Dmitry V. Levin (Feb 23)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces halfdog (Feb 23)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Simon McVittie (Feb 23)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Dmitry V. Levin (Feb 24)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Serge Hallyn (Feb 24)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Jakub Wilk (Feb 27)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Dmitry V. Levin (Feb 23)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Solar Designer (Feb 23)
- Re: Access to /dev/pts devices via pt_chown and user namespaces Alan Coopersmith (Feb 23)