Yes the above would work in most cases but in the case I am dealing
with, the filesystem is not mounted yet. For example, I plug in a USB
drive. Before it is mounted, there is a /dev/sd[x] node. I can open
this node and write anything I want, thereby corrupting the
filesystem
on that device.
Thanks,
Amit
I see what you mean.
But on my computer, when I do "$cat /dev/sda" I have "cat: sda:
Permission non accordée" which mean : access denied.
Only root can access stuff in /dev, so do you want to protect your usb
stuff against root?
If yes, I can do nothing for you, and I think you'll have to play with
kernel.
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