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For a lot of end user systems it doesn't really matter if cross-user protection boundaries exist or not because there is only one user on the system. It is the
by joveian 13y ago
For a lot of end user systems it doesn't really matter if cross-user protection boundaries exist or not because there is only one user on the system. It is the lack of sub-user protection boundaries that is a big concern.
I hadn't heard of Qubes, looks interesting.
- ape4 13y agoI agree if I launch app A and I launch app B its ok if they can see what the other is doing. But what if some nasty process launches an app. Of course, viruses (etc) are very rare on Linux.
- antocv 13y agoIt is of concern when user browses badsite.ir and flash runs some process as the user.