Sandboxie Support

>> KS Engineers have been in touch with our Devs, however, I am told it's extremely doubtful that a solution will be found. We're not willing to make compromises to SBIE Security, and the burden is on us to keep SBIE secure. Unfortunately users may have to make a choice between SBIE and KS. That is ...

Like Windows Defender ...or Security Essentials. Really :roll: MSE, Windows defender, works great with SBIE. Last time it conflicted with Sandboxie was about 6 years ago. :) Bo http://www.howtogeek.com/173291/goodbye-microsoft-security-essentials-microsoft-now-recommends-you-use-a-third-party-antiv...

The idea behind Sandboxie is that your OS should not get into the state where it needs a rescue disk and multiple disinfections in the first place. Let's backtrack... I thought we were talking about the situation where an infection occurred before the security solution was installed and an attempt ...

Like Windows Defender ...or Security Essentials. Really :roll: Yes, my point was that in a post infection situation, there are no perfect solutions. However, I will add that the better A/Vs have rescue disks which boot off of an uncorrupted kernel/OS and are then able to disinfect many times. Howev...

Perhaps you can tell us why you prefer Kaspersky to all the other A/Vs that work with Sbie? The short story is that I've used most of them and have ended up compromised and disappointed. I've been impressed by how Kaspersky not only uses signatures for detection but heuristics in monitoring applica...

This wouldn't work with Sandboxie either :-) Sandboxie contain malware that run out of flash drives. If you set your USB drives as Forced folders, as you insert a flash drive, the flash drive folder pops up open using a sandboxed version of Windows explorer. Anything that runs automatically or the ...

OK, here is one. http://forum.kaspersky.com/index.php?showtopic=330846 It isn't clear to me that the user had KIS before the infection. Reading carefully, it appears that he is trying to mitigate after an infection by installing various solutions. This wouldn't work with Sandboxie either :-) [You w...

If I go now to the Kaspersky forum or any other AV forum, I ll find people reporting getting infected yesterday, last week and last month. But you will not find that here. That doesn't happen here. What do that tells you? :) Bo OK, I'll bite. Show me a Kaspersky forum post where the user reported g...

Nothing was overstated. Please point to an article where host was infected while the user was running a browser sandboxed? Sanboxie is not an intrusion tool nor an AV. It's a sandbox. If something gets by it (either by accident or on purpose) you don't lose your host machine. That's never vulnerabl...

According to PCmag lasted top 10 AV solutions for 2015 (as tested by them) SBIE supports 5 of the top 10. Including the #1 solution, Panda Total Security. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2388652,00.asp If you're listening to PCmag, here is the relevant article and a quote: "The independent lab...

Now, the recommended way to use SBIE is to use and AV to handle known threats and let SBIE take care of zero day threats but Sandboxie can be used on its own because it is powerful enough to be used that way. You just don't know it. The key for using SBIE that way is to continue sandboxing files as...

When clients ask me what's "best" or "safest" way to conduct online activity, I simply state use SBIE! (with some common sense). Even if you do get infected (by accident, or on purpose) you simply delete your SB. We (SBIE) also protect you from zero day threats /crypto ransom ware you see now being...

SBIE protects you from these sort of threats and zero day attacks. If your SB does get infected, you delete the sb. Your host is never touched. This is something AV programs cannot do. It's a different defense strategy - protecting after it enters the system by isolation. It is not foolproof and th...

You put all of your files into one sandbox? Maybe you keep contents in your sandbox for a while, but I don't. I delete the sandbox after closing sandboxed programs. Very rarely I keep contents for more than a few hours for anything. Ahhh, that is a use case tailored for you! I don't think most user...

Curt and I have tested the newest offerings from KS this morning on Win 7 32/64 and of course Win 10. KS isn't working with SBIE v4.20 on Win 7 32/64 and of course, v5.01.12 on Win 10 in our testing. Curt said this isn't going to be simple :shock: But it's being looked at for sure. Thanks for the u...