Hi,
A security related question on Solaris.
Suppose I am running some command on command line e.g.
java -v -user xyz -file filename.ext
Now, while this command is running, some other user logs on to the same machine and he gives command like "ps -aef" or "ps -fu some_username", he can see either all processes running or processes being run by a specific user. If I have given a username or username-password on command prompt, he can see that.
Is it possible for me to hide the appearance of my process for the ps command ? or can I display something else as my command description ?
Is there any way without installing any additional software to achieve this ?
Please convey.
Regards
A security related question on Solaris.
Suppose I am running some command on command line e.g.
java -v -user xyz -file filename.ext
Now, while this command is running, some other user logs on to the same machine and he gives command like "ps -aef" or "ps -fu some_username", he can see either all processes running or processes being run by a specific user. If I have given a username or username-password on command prompt, he can see that.
Is it possible for me to hide the appearance of my process for the ps command ? or can I display something else as my command description ?
Is there any way without installing any additional software to achieve this ?
Please convey.
Regards