Why disabling SELinux when running containers is a bad idea
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SELinux is one of the technologies that separate containers from the host system. It isolates processes, which can help protect or mitigate various attacks.
When SELinux is disabled or in Permissive mode, it cannot isolate containers from the system. Therefore, your system might be more vulnerable to container escapes.
In addition, SELinux in Enforcing mode can also prevent futur...
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