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A filesystem sandbox for Linux using syscall intercepts.

 

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FSSB - Filesystem Sandbox for Linux

 

What is FSSB?

 

FSSB is a sandbox for your filesystem. With it, you can run any program and be assured that none of your files are modified in any way. However, the program will not know this - every change it attempts to make will be made safely in a sandbox while still allowing it to read existing files. This includes creating, modifying, renaming, and deleting files.

 

The applications are endless:

 

Run arbitrary binaries that you don't trust safely (maybe you downloaded it from the internet).

FSSB provides a safe, repeatable environment for programs. This can be useful for debugging programs.

Make dry runs to see how a program behaves keeping your files intact. You can see exactly what changes the program made.

 

Please note that FSSB is still in alpha. Check out the Contributing section if you'd like to contribute.

Installation

 

FSSB is a very lightweight application. It doesn't require too many dependencies. On most systems, you only need to install the openssl C library. And then, you can run:

 

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Usage

 

FSSB is designed with simplicity in mind. Just do:

 

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creat files name sandbox on directory /usr/bin/

 

and add this

 

fssb -m -- $1 $2 $3 $4 $5 $6

 

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after only cmd on terminal exemple

 

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