Desktop / Laptop privacy & security of web browsers on Linux

lotuseclat79 · Aug 6, 2016

part 1: concepts and theory

Covers: The segregation and isolation concept; Different browsers for different web sites trustiness level; and The linux way: namespaces, seccomp-bpf, cgroups and common uid/gid
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part 2: firejail based sandboxes

Shows an example on how to pratically realize a more secure web browsing environment exploiting some great Linux kernel features to create sandboxed environments for browsers

Covers: System preparation; Level 1: trusted browser; Level 2: secure browser; Level 3: paranoid browser;

What’s next for part 3?
Add cgroups to limit cpu and memory used by the browsers, add traffic shaping to the receipt, and about using apparmor to make the whole thing more secure.
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-- Tom

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