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#4 Re: Using pam-mount to create a sandboxed home directory Posted by Anonymous (192.167.xx.xx) on Fri 4 Apr 2008 at 16:08 What if a user runs a program that allocates a lot of RAM and then reads its contents? Wouldn't you be able to access (part of) the previous users' ramdisks this way? In order to get complete security, all free RAM space should be zeroed out on logout.

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