Containers are Linux processes with isolation, not hard security boundaries. The shared kernel remains the core risk: kernel bugs, broad capabilities, and weak defaults can affect all workloads on a host. Key security controls include running as non-root, dropping capabilities, using seccomp/AppArmor/SELinux, setting cgroup
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