I have two ZFS pools in my server: zroot and zstore. The zroot pool has my root on ZFS and zstore is used (currently) for my backups. My server is used as an email server with HTTPS, SMTP(S), SSH and IMAPS ports published to the internet on a static IP address.
In the future I may want use the zstore pool to store a copy of my personal data so that my data is on ZFS and I can take advantage of checksums, snapshots etc. The concern I have is, if someone hacks my server they could get access to my personal data. So, would having a jail help in this situation? (I have never used or worked with jails) Would (or could) my data sit in a jail that is secure from the host server if it is hacked?
If have a jail called DataBackup that is in the following directory: /zstore/jails/DataBackup and the host gets hacked, would they be able to view or gain access to the data I have in the jail?
Thanks! :stud
In the future I may want use the zstore pool to store a copy of my personal data so that my data is on ZFS and I can take advantage of checksums, snapshots etc. The concern I have is, if someone hacks my server they could get access to my personal data. So, would having a jail help in this situation? (I have never used or worked with jails) Would (or could) my data sit in a jail that is secure from the host server if it is hacked?
If have a jail called DataBackup that is in the following directory: /zstore/jails/DataBackup and the host gets hacked, would they be able to view or gain access to the data I have in the jail?
Thanks! :stud