arihi :bocchi_arch: :naima_padoru: :blobcatchristmastree: :ibrs2: :ene: :adorizz: :ruby_happy: (nprofile…dpl5) nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqyrwhw6tgqnnrq2y7q7xh7dl6pdqxmpaenvqa49g8xy430ykfus9spfzr8z (nprofile…zr8z) Sandboxes are a losing battle - there will always be a sandbox bypass and escape.
The only effective solution would be to only allow execution of free software.
I'm thinking GNU/SoC would need software freedom extensions, when there's the option to make it only execute .elf's that are signed by known free software extremists, or the user, that it's free software (GnuPG instructors for your microprocessor).
