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I'm surprised that not only is there no application firewall for any of the BSDs, there doesn't even seem to be any need for it. There is OpenSnitch, but only f
by 1500100900 3y ago
I'm surprised that not only is there no application firewall for any of the BSDs, there doesn't even seem to be any need for it. There is OpenSnitch, but only for Linux.
- justsomehnguy 3y agoBiggest market for BSDs is the server one, so it's a simple lack of demand. SELinux can be somewhat classified as an app firewall but it's a policy framework after all and that suited for that.
- lcall 3y agoMaybe the closest things are chroot jails and pledge/unveil, both of which are application-specific or built in to the package. (I'm agreeing with you.)
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoNetBSD actually does better in that regard with its VeriExec stuff.