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I guess if they really wanted to keep WSL, they could just "sandbox" it by disabling access to the Windows filesystem (that is, no /mnt/c and so on).
by muterad_murilax 9y ago
I guess if they really wanted to keep WSL, they could just "sandbox" it by disabling access to the Windows filesystem (that is, no /mnt/c and so on).
- johncolanduoni 9y agoThe linux subsystem is implemented via Windows kernel modules. "Just sandboxing" has proved to be a pretty hard problem for both kernels, so I'm pretty skeptical that simply removing /mnt/c would suddenly result in a reasonable secure system. Especially since the WSL code is quite young.