andlock’s goal is to make it possible for Linux applications to sandbox themselves. On Linux, many traditional access control mech- anisms are only available to the system administrator, which do not follow the principle of least privilege. As a result, sandboxing policies were created independently of an actual program execution, leading to unnecessarily broad policies. With Landlock, unprivileged processes can safely create sandboxing policies well-tailored to the expected needs of a running application. Landlock also solves the organizational aspect of keeping policy and software in sync with each other, by putting the policy definition and maintenance in the developer’s hands.

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Detailed book on how routing takes place in Linux

Detailed book on how routing takes place in Linux

Detailed book on how routing takes place in Linux

Detailed book on how routing takes place in Linux