OpenSnitch is a GNU/Linux application firewall that provides interactive outbound connections filtering, the ability to block ads, trackers, or malware domains system-wide, configuration of system firewall from the GUI (nftables), management of multiple nodes from a centralized GUI, and SIEM integration. For installation, download deb/rpm packages from the official GitHub repository and refer to the documentation for detailed information.
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