the simple solution would be to put every game into a sandbox by default
this post was submitted on 21 May 2026
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And compaines wonder why we have trust issues.
Once wasm 64 bit deploys more, we should migrate as much as possible to it.
That at least will make it harder to access random files and keys from disk due to the sandboxing.
Sandbox escapes are still possible, but that’s an additional level of control we can enforce.
laughs in proton
Proton does not protect you from harm. It’s not a sandbox.
No but it also doesn't have windows on the other side, someone would have to target a proton setup to get much of anything.
Would that even help? Windows malware can run on Linux precisely thanks to Wine and Proton.