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Re: apt-get and The_User



Tollef Fog Heen <tollef@add.no> writes:

> *  (Thomas Bushnell, BSG)
> 
> | Breaking out is only possibly because of the double
> | chroot trick that Ethan Benson explained.  If you fix that trick
> | (which can be done), then breaking out is relatively difficult.
> 
> mount /proc and find out where your process information lives, change
> the root and voila, out of the chroot.  root in chroot is in no way
> safe.

There are many ways out, I just meant that simple filesystem tricks
won't work anymore.  My thought about how to do this would be to tweak
up the network configuration suitably; you might well be able to trick
some network server then into doing things for you.



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