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Implement Process Visibility Restrictions in NixOS #98
Implement hide_uids, hide_gids, and hide_jail Functionality in NixOS.
Description
Implement features in NixOS to restrict process visibility, enhancing system security. These features would include:
Hide Processes Running as Other Users (hide_uids):
Similar to the hide_uids option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running as other users. This would limit the visibility of processes to the users who own them, enhancing security.
Hide Processes Running as Other Groups (hide_gids):
Similar to the hide_gids option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running as other groups. This would restrict process visibility based on group membership, further enhancing security.
Hide Processes Running in Jails (hide_jail):
Similar to the hide_jail option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running in containers or isolated environments. This would improve security by isolating process information within containers.
Implementing these features would bring FreeBSD-level process visibility control to NixOS, improving overall system security.
Title
Implement
hide_uids
,hide_gids
, andhide_jail
Functionality in NixOS.Description
Implement features in NixOS to restrict process visibility, enhancing system security. These features would include:
Hide Processes Running as Other Users (
hide_uids
): Similar to thehide_uids
option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running as other users. This would limit the visibility of processes to the users who own them, enhancing security.Hide Processes Running as Other Groups (
hide_gids
): Similar to thehide_gids
option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running as other groups. This would restrict process visibility based on group membership, further enhancing security.Hide Processes Running in Jails (
hide_jail
): Similar to thehide_jail
option in FreeBSD, this feature would hide processes running in containers or isolated environments. This would improve security by isolating process information within containers.Implementing these features would bring FreeBSD-level process visibility control to NixOS, improving overall system security.
https://github.com/NiXium-org/NiXium/issues/67