generally contains security options that lock down the service. By default
the `default` profile is used, which provides a medium level of
security. There's also `trusted` which runs the service at the highest
- privileges, i.e. host's root and everything. The `strict' profile comes with
+ privileges, i.e. host's root and everything. The `strict` profile comes with
the toughest security restrictions. Finally, `nonetwork` is like `default`
but without network access. Users may define their own profiles too (or
modify the existing ones)