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Hide Your Processes From Other Users in Linux

Hide Your Processes From Other Users in Linux

Hide Your Processes From Other Users in Linux

  1. hidepid=0 – The default behavior where any user can read the files under /proc/PID/
  2. hidepid=1 – It means users may not access any /proc/PID/ sub-directory except their own. ...
  3. hidepid=2 – Everything from hidepid=1, plus all /proc/PID/ sub-directories will be hidden to other users.

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