Bryan D. Thomas wrote:
"Kevin Hilton" wrote:
Can anyone point me to a link telling me how to set up a chrooted jail
with cygwin?
I used this:
$ /bin/chroot.exe --help
Can that be relied upon? chroot is a system call on Unix and Linux,
which is how it can ensure that the process doesn't step outside the
box. Is there a comparable feature in the Windows kernel that provides
the same feature? Lacking that, all a determined hacker would have to
do when attacking a buffer overrun bug is make their injected code first
attack the cygwin1.dll before doing whatever nefarious task they want to do.
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