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Lock Up Your Untrusted Applications in Firejail

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Linux.com - Original Content; By Jack Wallen 		Mail this story
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One thing that is available with Linux is the ability to sandbox applications. Sandboxing is an approach to running untrusted applications by limiting the environment in which they run. The app is run inside the “sandbox,” where it is provided a tightly controlled set of resources for the guest application to use.

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