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systemd should have a "whitelist" mode, where everything is locked down by default. Or at least, some /usr/share/doc/systemd/locked-down-example.service file wi
by bluetech 9y ago
systemd should have a "whitelist" mode, where everything is locked down by default. Or at least, some /usr/share/doc/systemd/locked-down-example.service file with all of the relevant options set to "secure mode". It can be hard to follow all of the new features :)