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Systemd Reverts Its Stance On Letting Users Access Frame-Buffer Devices

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Michael Larabel
May 25, 2016

Last week

’

s release of

systemd 230

ended up shipping with a change that made it more easy for processes running as a user to snoop on frame-buffer devices. That change has already been reverted for the next systemd update.
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Michael Larabel

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