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The article is inconsistent about chroot, but regarding SELinux, it has a point. SELinux looks like an old and solid mechanism to isolate processes from each ot
by effie 7y ago
The article is inconsistent about chroot, but regarding SELinux, it has a point. SELinux looks like an old and solid mechanism to isolate processes from each other. Nowadays we have lxc to do that as well, but it does not make SELinux useless.