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pledge(2): OpenBSD’s defensive approach to OS Security

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Hello there, I would like to introduce you all to the pledge(2) which is used to restrict the system operations and supported only on OpenBSD at the time of writing the blog. I am learning about OpenBSD kernel internals and development and would like to share some tips on how to learn about OpenBSD kernel internals and development. Following materials I followed while learning about BSD kernel…

Hello there, I would like to introduce you all to the pledge(2) which is used to restrict the system operations and supported only on OpenBSD at the time of writing the blog. I am learning about OpenBSD kernel internals and development and would like to share some tips on how to learn about OpenBSD kernel internals and development. Following materials I followed while learning about BSD kernel internals: the book “The design and implementation of the BSD operating system” by Kirk McKusick OpenBSD source code man pages and few presentations-papers on OpenBSD ask in mailing lists and OpenBSD Facebook group.

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