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But it's basically an impossible problem to solve while not preventing running useful applications. You can only do that well until it becomes too difficult to
by _flux 6y ago
But it's basically an impossible problem to solve while not preventing running useful applications. You can only do that well until it becomes too difficult to do better.
- eitland 6y agoJust because it is impossible to solve completely doesn't mean they should get off the hook for conveniently "forgetting" innocent open source packages.
- gambler 6y ago>But it's basically an impossible problem to solve This is not just possible, but relatively easy to solve. Applications can be sandboxed by default. Signing the application or user granting it extra rights can remove some restrictions from the sandbox.