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The typical User in linux is pretty unconstrained. They can view a lot of global resources, perform arbitrary system calls, view other processes, other users, e
by insanitybit 3y ago
The typical User in linux is pretty unconstrained. They can view a lot of global resources, perform arbitrary system calls, view other processes, other users, etc. It's not really a tight sandbox.
That's why Linux offers other, more powerful mechanisms for sandboxing such as namespaces, which are the backbone of containers.