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Escalate privileges when writing to an unauthorized file also on Linux #311
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I tested this on Ubuntu and Fedora, and it seems to work! Merging and publishing a new version so that we can use it in Atom. |
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Refs atom/atom#4115 and atom/atom#19412
createWriteStreamfor Linux fs-admin#15As the title says, this pull request will enable privilege escalation on Linux when attempting to save a file that the current user does not have access to.