Sandboxie Support

Carl, I wished to thank you for SandboxieReflector. It has enabled me to find a secure way for my wife to use a sandboxed Firefox browser while ensuring she automatically calls forth Trusteer Rapport functionality (not available sandboxed) in an unsandboxed browser when clicking in sandboxed Firefox...

Hi, Just wanted to say a concluding thank you. After I reread Carl's instructions on using SandboxieReflector - and managed to understand how arguments and parameters worked in the calls - I have managed to get the exact result I was looking for/described in my original post. I will say a separate t...

Thanks, Paul and tzuk for your replies. Thanks for your suggestion, tzuk, pointing to Sandboxie Reflector. Although not particularly au fait with DOS commands etc. I have pursued this option - and firstly got far enough with setting up SandboxieReflector to at least generate an unsandboxed instance ...

Hi, I am attempting to set up a simple way for my wife to work within a sandboxed browser she can get used to (Firefox) while ensuring that when accessing certain sensitive sites these are opened for her automatically in another unsandboxed browser window (which can be IE, Chrome or Firefox) under t...

Hi, After reviewing this thread I decided to try out some solutions for secure online finance to see how they work for me in practice. Afterwards, I thought I will write up my experience here to indicate how this thread has helped me arrive at a solution. I now understand that because even a well co...

A simple way to do it would be to setup a specific firewall configuration (that only allows communication with your bank IP via Port 443) on an "as required" basis. So when you want to do online banking, you'd activate this configuration. I'm currently testing this equivalent setup with IPsec - see...

ssj100 wrote:A simple way to do it would be to setup a specific firewall configuration (that only allows communication with your bank IP via Port 443) on an "as required" basis. So when you want to do online banking, you'd activate this configuration.

Thank you; what a simple implementation

It's not really about trusting the intentions of the company (apparently) providing protection. It's probably safe to say that they will never intentionally go rogue and directly try to steal your credentials. However, for example (one of many), what happens if their servers get hijacked un intenti...

Thanks for all the replies - and the different emphases and perspectives. Thanks, ssj, for highlighting the possibility of automatically running all downloads sandboxed. I have now looked at your informative post and instructions about this, http://ssj100.fullsubject.com/t88-newbie-sandbox-setup-hel...

Thank you D1G1T@L, ssj100, Scoobs for your replies. I realise, ssj100, your approach is probably good enough - and it's true that we would most likely be extremely safe. However 100% safe? I am not a technical person so could I ask you reading this not to be too literal; I am simply trying to paint ...

Hi, I would like some help/advice on finalising my security setup please. I understand that Sandboxie does not protect against Key/Clipboard/Screen loggers. My concerns cover 2 scenarios: 1. Banking: For this, I have an Iron Chrome 2nd profile (apart from the Chrome 'Default' profile); this 2nd prof...

Hi again, In case it helps to pinpoint the problem: The first Betfair program screen to appear after 'Checking for Updates', 'Done' should be the Betfair Login/Password screen . It is before this appearance of the Login/Password screen that the program fails to do anything in the sandbox. ( i.e. 'Ch...

Hi, Thanks very much for Sandboxie. I use it a lot, and now use multiple sandboxes, each defined for differing situations. Today, for the first time I tried a Poker Client: Betfair Poker JPC ( http://poker.betfair.com/ ). I have now installed the Betfair program outside Sandboxie. The program runs O...