> > However, the bug in question allows sending signals which cannot be
> > blocked or ignored (SIGKILL, SIGSTOP). Moreover, the cause (PDEATHSIG)
> > cannot be disabled
>
> Really? An what if we fork right after startup and perform operations as a
> child?
Dan Yefimov wrote:
> > However, the bug in question allows sending signals which cannot be
> > blocked or ignored (SIGKILL, SIGSTOP). Moreover, the cause (PDEATHSIG)
> > cannot be disabled
>
> Really? An what if we fork right after startup and perform operations as a
> child?
That would work, b...
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