Everybody will tell you that a chroot jail (that is, making a process think that a directory is instead the root folder, and not letting it access or modify anything outside of that) is ineffective against a process with root privileges1 (UID 0). Letâs see why. The escape basically works like this: We create a temporary folder (I named mine .42, hidden not to draw too much attention) and we chroot
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