FreeBSDKit
A framework for building secure, capability-aware applications on FreeBSD.
<https://github.com/vIsNotUNIX/FreeBSDKit/>
＂FreeBSDKit provides idiomatic Swift, C and C++ interfaces to FreeBSD's unique system features including Capsicum sandboxing, jails, process descriptors, kqueue-based signal handling, and inter-process communication with descriptor passing. The framework embraces move-only semantics (~Copyable) to model resource ownership explicitly in the type system.＂
– Kory Heard
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– via <https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7436125841585020930> (Kory Heard)
＂I wrote a simple secure daemon to comply with California age signal laws. aged, its CLI tool agectl, and the library AgeSignal provide the three components needed to return an age bracket to developers. Both the daemon and the ctl are capability daemons who open a set or resources then retreat to sandboxes.＂
