Microsoft Releases LiteBox 0.1, a Rust-Based Sandboxing Library OS
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Announced at the beginning of the year, Microsoft is launching the first version of its LiteBox Sandboxing Library OS. It's about building a sandbox in the form of a Library OS using Rust and Linux. LiteBox allows you to have Linux security features in a virtualized form. This box allows you to isolate Linux apps directly on Windows. LiteBox contains only the essential functions to minimize attack surface and size.
Microsoft published LiteBox v0.1, the first tagged release of this open source project based on Rust. The operating system library aims to isolate applications in different environments, although this version offers few technical details and the project continues to develop.
Learn about Microsoft LiteBox, the new Rust OS library that allows Linux applications to run on Windows and offers advanced sandboxing.
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