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Since the Year of Linux on the Desktop has still not come, perhaps major distributions would be wise not to use that as a reason not to implement security featu
by AaronFriel 9y ago
Since the Year of Linux on the Desktop has still not come, perhaps major distributions would be wise not to use that as a reason not to implement security features.
Last I checked, the Year of Linux on the Server has been every year for many, many years. And it's the servers and their vulnerabilities which are exposing tens of millions users information at a time, not individual Linux desktop users.
- revelation 9y agoLast I checked everyone running Linux on the Server has skipped ahead to containers so now very little of these syscall filtering games even apply anymore. Too late for servers, too early for desktops. That always felt like a succinct summary of SELinux.
- chrisan 9y ago> Last I checked everyone running Linux on the Server has skipped ahead to containers so now very little of these syscall filtering games even apply anymore. That's a big jump. Any stats on the so called container usage by "everyone"? Even here in the HN-bubble everyone isn't running containers