firejail
ufw
And docker if you are paranoid. (You can completely shut off the network of specific commands -- can't get any better (and safer) than that!).
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Firejail has some big security flaws. There us bubblejail, which uses the way better bubblewrap also used for Flatpaks.
But the Bubblewrap and Flatpak Situation is quite complex. Flatpaks, as well as Podman containers, require user namespaces. Through these namespaces programs can get privileged access to system components, which is why secureblue now has bubblewrap-suid installed.
bubblejail maybe uses that binary already, or it needs to be patched too.
I keep seeing firejail being recommended though, were the security flaws still not fixed?
I love ufw... So straightforward and easy to use.
It's a pity that docker doesn't work with it well...
Doesn't podman solve that issue?
Yup securitywise I would also say Podman > Docker