sandbox-guard

A Docker sandbox isolates untrusted code by restricting filesystem, network, and process access through generated container configurations. This approach prevents privilege escalation and limits resources for potentially malicious execution.

Preventing privilege escalation when executing OpenClaw skills requires generating Docker sandbox configurations that enforce secure container patterns. This approach restricts process access and applies resource limiting to isolate untrusted code.

Yes, you can create a read-only Docker sandbox by generating a minimal profile configuration. This profile restricts filesystem access to read-only permissions, ensuring untrusted skills cannot modify system files during execution.

Yes, Docker sandbox isolation supports network-enabled profiles for untrusted code. Alongside minimal and standard configurations, the network-enabled profile allows controlled network access while maintaining filesystem and process restrictions.

Limitations of using Docker sandboxes to isolate untrusted code include the need for repeatable configuration generation to avoid gaps in filesystem or network restrictions. Proper privilege escalation prevention requires careful secure container pattern implementation.