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Linux in General => Linux Development & Programming => Topic started by: KoolK on March 27, 2007, 05:56:18 AM
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Hi....
In the project which I m working on is about giving fake virtual environment to malicious user and
making his log on system.
I m using Jailkit 2.3 to chroot the malicious user to the jail home folder, where he has restricted
access.
Now some questions I have are -
(1) It works fine for command prompt - i. e. user sees jail home folder as system root and cant go
beyond it. But if I login through GUI, he is able to see actual system
e.g if my jail is installed /home/jailkit/jail and user1's home folder is set to /home/user1
then throught command prompt he goes to /home/jailkit/jail/home/user1 and his root becomes jail , so
he cant go above it,But in GUI he is able to see whole path /home/jailkit/jail and is able to see
all folders in real system. How to hide it
(2) jailkit doesnt replicate all folders on real systems, so folders like /proc , /tmp etc are not
created in jail environment. Why? and is thr any safe way to do it?....Mounting real /proc on
jail/proc can create problem , as it is actually pointing to original /proc...so is there any wway
to create virtual /proc
Thanks in advance...
KoolK