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AppArmor and SELinux address this problem.

But -- speaking from experience -- they are painful to use; most users prefer convenience over heightened security.



They're painful to set up yourself, but that's pretty much true of all current sandboxing approaches. If you just let your distro do it and follow their conventions it you barely notice.


> that's pretty much true of all current sandboxing approaches

Agreed.




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