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a security mechanism that separates running programs from each other so that untested, or untrusted programs won't inject malicious or bad code.
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Run untrusted application safely through sandbox-exec command
I'm trying to run a potentially untrusted application without the following permissions, through the sandbox-exec command:
file write (to avoid corruption/injection of files)
network (to avoid communicate … (deny process-exec)
# bullet point #4
(deny sysctl-write)
# logging every action possible
(trace "/tmp/myapp_output.sb")
(debug all)
At this point, I run the following command to run MyApp safely:
sandbox-exec …
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