A very nice primer on how to sandbox a service, with OpenBSD DHCP client used as an example: sha256.net/privsep.html

@minoru Extremely limited and uncomfortable to do compared to Linux MACs like SELinux or AppArmor.

@L29Ah Do you have a primer on those? As far as I understand, SELinux and AppArmor are static for the duration of the program run time; e.g. you can't give access to raw sockets for the initialization phase and then revoke it.

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@minoru Yes, they are outside of application control, so they're suitable to non-FOSS or evil/hacked-from-the-start software.

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