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It runs as root, requires sudo to use, turns off all system firewalls, and has no way of doing security updates for containers.
by otabdeveloper4 2y ago
It runs as root, requires sudo to use, turns off all system firewalls, and has no way of doing security updates for containers.
- Timber-6539 2y ago> It runs as root A lot of system applications on a standard Linux machine run as root or run with rootful permissions. This problem is solved by sandboxing, confining permissions and further hardening. > requires sudo to use Yes. However, this is a security plus and not a disadvantage. > turns off all system firewalls This statement makes no sense. > has no way of doing security updates for containers. I don't know what you mean by this.