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> Linux any application also can read any user's file Surely you mean any root application? Or is my understanding of the Linux security model completely incor
by pcthrowaway 4y ago
> Linux any application also can read any user's file
Surely you mean any root application? Or is my understanding of the Linux security model completely incorrect?
> And in Chrome and Firefox, any extension can read browser history, capture key presses and so on
Also no, extensions have different privileges you must accept. There are lots of problems with that security model, but it doesn't any extension can do those things
- silisili 4y agoThe default permissions are up to the distro(umask settings), but AFAIK most use 0644 by default, making every home folder readable by every user.