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Re:We are making Sandboxie a free tool, with plans to transi... by saagarjha on Sunday November 10, 2019 @03:38AM (#21497119)
For sandboxing in general? There's seccomp, which uses BPF to control what processes are allowed to do.
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Re:We are making Sandboxie a free tool, with plans to transi... by pmoriarty on Sunday November 10, 2019 @03:40AM (#21497130)
Is it as easy to use and as polished as Sandboxie? Or is it more low-level?
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Re:We are making Sandboxie a free tool, with plans to transi... by saagarjha on Sunday November 10, 2019 @03:44AM (#21497137)
It's designed to be granular and programmable, so it's probably too low-level if you're looking for something like Sandboxie. I wonder if someone has published a set of rules that "just work", though…
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