> If one did wish to use Singularity for nefarious purposes, however, the code is MIT licensed and freely available — using it in that way would only be a crime, not an instance of copyright infringement.

Too bad the author picked the MIT license. Had they picked (A)GPL, it would have forced the criminals to distribute a copy of LICENSE.TXT alongside their improved copy of the source code on systems they compromise. Failing this, using it in that way would be both a crime and an instance of copyright infringement.

Although, it occurs to me that if they don't give credits to the original author, it's also already a copyright infringement under the MIT.

Man I just discovered this as a good guide on how to exceed the normal limits on Linux kernel modules.

Been working on a derviative which hooks the VFS to allow dynamically remapping file paths on a per process basis so I can force badly behaved apps to load custom TLS certificates (looking at you Bazil builds in nixpkgs).

(If anyone knows something which already does this it would save me a lot of yak shaving)

Previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46498658