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by LoganDark
20 days ago
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Windows may use virtualization-based security by default, but I'm not aware of macOS or Linux doing the same -- Apple builds security directly into the silicon such that no virtualization is required, and Linux just rawdogs everything. Whether that counts is up to you. I suppose it's still "sandboxed" in that it runs in a less privileged context than the kernel. |
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