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Landlock is an unprivileged sandboxing mechanism first introduced in Linux kernel 5.13, and only by 6.2 did it gain complete network and filesystem access control capabilities, which is why OpenShell sets the minimum kernel version at 6.2.
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Confidence
Long-term
Relevance
10/27/2026
First Seen
Sources
NVIDIA OpenShell Tutorial: Free Sandbox Isolation for AI Agents, Protecting API Keys
bilibili莉雅水嘟嘟10/3/2026
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