Containment at scale. Every process runs in a rigorous sandbox with least-privilege access to syscalls, files files, and network sockets.
Mitigating user-space vulnerabilities.
Unprivileged Sandboxing. Applications can self-restrict their access rights to specific file hierarchies without needing root configuration.
Syscall Filtering. Reduce the kernel attack surface by blocking unused system calls (like `kexec` or obsolete network protocols) per process.
Hardened libc. Our system libraries are compiled with fortification levels that detect buffer overflows and stack smashing at runtime.
Bytecode Isolation. Run untrusted plugin code in a high-performance WASM runtime that guarantees memory safety and fault isolation.