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If you run a unikernel under an OS you can do very aggressive sandboxing (eg seccomp type 2 under Linux), as it does not really use any of the OS facilities, eg
by justincormack 12y ago
If you run a unikernel under an OS you can do very aggressive sandboxing (eg seccomp type 2 under Linux), as it does not really use any of the OS facilities, eg just read and write a raw socket file descriptor. So you end up with a pretty decent userspace security model, and small statically linked elf files as your container format. I am currently working on this, should be usefully usable soon.