Add seccomp system call filter #49
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This adds back the seccomp filter, but focusing on potentially hazardous system calls rather than filtering network access. The filter itself is almost identical to Docker's seccomp filter, with the exception of focusing only on the system calls allowed without privileges, while Docker allows additional system calls with appropriate capabilities present. Closes #48.
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This adds back the seccomp filter, but focusing on potentially hazardous system calls rather than filtering network access.
The filter itself is almost identical to Docker's seccomp filter, with the exception of focusing only on the system calls allowed without privileges, while Docker allows additional system calls with appropriate capabilities present.
Closes #48.