Restore Linux process dumpability hardening - #22
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Motivation
prctl(PR_SET_DUMPABLE, 0)hardening was gated behind theflatpakfeature and therefore not applied in default non-Flatpak Linux builds, allowing same-UID processes to read memory.Description
#[cfg(feature = "flatpak")]gate sodisable_process_dumpability()is compiled and its call is executed on all Linux builds, restoring theprctl(PR_SET_DUMPABLE, 0, ...)hardening alongside core-dump limits insrc/support/hardening.rs.Testing
cargo fmt --checkwhich passed.git diff --checkwhich passed.cargo checkwhich failed due to a missing system dependency (glib-2.0.pcnot found by pkg-config) in the environment, so full build verification was blocked.Codex Task