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mlinksva ◴[] No.43614464[source]
Good article for what it covers, but sadly does not cover isolation/sandboxing/least privilege.
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bitwize ◴[] No.43615031[source]
Indeed. In 2020s, if you're not sandboxing each thing, and then sandboxing each library the thing depends on, you're running with way too many opportunities for vulnerability.
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LtWorf ◴[] No.43615529[source]
Well said! How?
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bitwize ◴[] No.43615593[source]
I have no freaking idea. Needless to say I don't think our current operating systems are up to the task of actually being secure. You have to be able to somehow dynamic-link in a library whilst only giving calls into that library certain permissions/capabilities... which I don't think even Windows can do.
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huijzer ◴[] No.43615767[source]
Didn’t Jess Frazelle have most of her dependencies running inside lots of Docker containers for a while? She went pretty far and also kept it up for a long time. E.g., https://blog.jessfraz.com/post/docker-containers-on-the-desk...
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1. LtWorf ◴[] No.43659428{3}[source]
How would that protect you from a library?