The code runs as a standard Linux process. Seccomp acts as a strict allowlist filter, reducing the set of permitted system calls. However, any allowed syscall still executes directly against the shared host kernel. Once a syscall is permitted, the kernel code processing that request is the exact same code used by the host and every other container. The failure mode here is that a vulnerability in an allowed syscall lets the code compromise the host kernel, bypassing the namespace boundaries.
Rest in peace Nova launcher, you will be remembered as a tragic cautionary tale. ↩︎
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另外在 AI 原生营销服务板块，2025 年 Q4 的营收为人民币 27 亿元，同比增长超过 110%——2025 全年，该细分板块的总营收为 98 亿元，相比于 2024 年全年增长超过 300%。
One of the most important countermeasures against credential abuse is the ability to ban users who behave badly. This sort of revocation happens all the time on real sites: for example, when a user posts spam on a website, or abuses the site’s terms of service. Yet implementing revocation with anonymous credentials seems implicitly difficult. In a non-anonymous credential system we simply identify the user and add them to a banlist. But anonymous credential users are anonymous! How do you ban a user who doesn’t have to identify themselves?