Re:Our nightmare on Amazon ECS
by phil21 on Friday July 08, 2016 @08:33PM
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I suppose it depends on your definition of public.
Any environment for a process will be accessible via /proc/<pid>/environ on a linux system. Of course other users cannot read these files, however in the case of something like a Docker image all processes likely share a username and this could be a risk (especially for a public webapp that one day may information leak/allow remote command execution).
Any environment for a process will be accessible via /proc/<pid>/environ on a linux system. Of course other users cannot read these files, however in the case of something like a Docker image all processes likely share a username and this could be a risk (especially for a public webapp that one day may information leak/allow remote command execution).
At least that's my immediate take on it.