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fix: Apply restrictive permissions to shared memory - #460
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Signed-off-by: J Wyman <jwyman@nvidia.com>
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What does the PR do?
Changes the permissions applied to the shared memory used by stub processes for communication purposes from the default
664to640removing world read/write and restricting group to read-only.Root Cause
The
bi::shared_memory_objectdefaults to664permissions at creation when no permissions are specified.Fix
Specify the desired permissions when creating the
bi::shared_memory_objectobject.