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Not free, by Windows can do this quite well. You whitelist the system and program files dir, and audit acls. Works fine. It's called Software Restriction Policy
by MichaelGG 12y ago
Not free, by Windows can do this quite well. You whitelist the system and program files dir, and audit acls. Works fine. It's called Software Restriction Policy. There's also AppLocker, but MS limits that to certain SKUs because they forgot it's not the 90s anymore. Actually, HyperV has SRP, and it's free as in beer.
Seems like a simple path based system would work on Linux, as long as there aren't debuggers and such available to users.