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If you put in a lot of effort, you could try mounting /home and other user-writeable areas as noexec, use SELinux/AppArmor to do funny things to confine adminis
by claudius 13y ago
If you put in a lot of effort, you could try mounting /home and other user-writeable areas as noexec, use SELinux/AppArmor to do funny things to confine administrator-installed programs etc. etc.
However, this will break nearly everything – and I am rather positive that Windows offers similar security measures, if required.
- glhaynes 13y agoThis is basically sandboxing by hand.