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When serving TailFS shares, tailscaled executes another tailscaled to act as a file server. It attempts to execute this child process as an unprivileged user using sudo -u. This is important to avoid accessing files as root, which would result in potential privilege escalation. Previously, tailscaled assumed that it was running as someone who can sudo -u, and would fail if it was unable to sudo -u. With this commit, if tailscaled is unable to sudo -u as the requested user, and tailscaled is not running as root, then tailscaled executes the the file server process under the same identity that ran tailscaled, since this is already an unprivileged identity. In the unlikely event that tailscaled is running as root but is unable to sudo -u, it will refuse to run the child file server process in order to avoid privilege escalation. Updates tailscale/corp#16827 Signed-off-by: Percy Wegmann <percy@tailscale.com> |
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| remote_nonunix.go | ||
| remote_permissions_test.go | ||
| remote_permissions.go | ||
| remote_unix.go | ||
| remote.go | ||