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by jjmarr
10 days ago
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It is. That's why SELinux and AppArmor were invented. Instead of having "root" and "user", both of these provide sets of permissions that can be granted to apps. In this case, SELinux would've stopped this. Codex could've still relabelled the files when mounting but this can be blocked for sensitive directories like /etc. |
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