... Changing one setting isn't a lockdown. But if you're wondering about the> nature of the apparent difference, it's really just one is a strategy to mitigate a comprehensive threat model vs defaults settings that are easily changeable.
sure. thx for the 'analysis'. but wrong choir ;-) @ desktop, install ubuntu + 1pass, all good install debian + 1pass, all good install redhat + 1pass, problems -> fixed by changing ptrace_scope default to = 1 install fedora + 1pass, problems -> fixed by changing ptrace_scope default to = 1 yest, it's an easy fix. and seems to work mostly without issue. but it IS a fix, that's counter to the docs/default, that needs implementation -- and explaining. for a client adding 1pass to their RH/Fedora desktop mix, that results unfortunately in support calls.
It'd be much cleaner if RH/Fedora & 1password hashed it out, and came to some reasonable outcome, or at least clear guidance / documentation. Particularly as Ubuntu/Debian already appear (?) to have made the switch to =1.
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