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Apollo Orbit unveils secure, sandboxed software containers

Apollo Orbit has developed a new software container called a "vessel" designed with a focus on isolation and security. Each vessel runs in a sandboxed environment, with restricted network access defined upfront. Data is stored in a plain SQLite file, allowing for easy access and interoperability with standard SQLite tools. AI

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Apollo Orbit unveils secure, sandboxed software containers

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    Since a .vessel can carry code someone else wrote, isolation was the main thing I designed around. Each one runs sandboxed and can only reach the network origin

    Since a .vessel can carry code someone else wrote, isolation was the main thing I designed around. Each one runs sandboxed and can only reach the network origins it declares up front. Your data stays a plain SQLite file too. Unzip a .vessel and you can open the database in any SQ…