Sandboxie Support

Plus, it may pay to consider that not everyone celebrates christmas...

I imagine patience will bring future opportunities to purchase SBIE at a discounted price.

Cheers,
D

Just added my 2c worth of green to your rating, Buster. Never give up, never surrender.

Cheers!
D

You don't even need 'default_browser' - this will work:

"c:\Program Files\Sandboxie\Start.exe" www.google.com

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D

When you say 'penetrating into my documents', what do you mean? They were read, or they were modified? In its standard configuration, of course your document files are *readable* from within the sandbox, but they shouldn't be *modifiable*. Once the test was over, did you delete the contents of the s...

We are all the poorer for his passing.

With Respect,
Paul

Ah, I'm a bit guilty of misreading the post's intentions, my bad! So moving forward, the example given was when HAL was installed *outside* the sandbox. The reported result is understandable - malware, hacktools, etc. that were able to be installed or run on the 'real' system may conceivably be able...

I don't imagine we'll see compatibility with HAL7600 made a priority - it appears to be a hacker tool used to activate Win7.

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D

Alive and kicking...

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Sandboxie ... 0188013301

(Although, as far as FaceBook goes, I am not a fan - I prefer privacy!

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D

In the meantime, perhaps you could try [Right Click > Send To > Sandboxie] and see if that launches the MSI?

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D

According to the video, here's what I believe happened: 1. You downloaded and installed SB. 2. You started CrazyKart (First Instance) Sandboxed, but did not wait for the "Which sandbox do you want to run in" prompt window to appear. 3. You started CrazyKart (Second Instance) Sandboxed. 4. You then s...

Dynarx wrote:

tzuk wrote:

Guest10 wrote:unless tzuk has done this privately via PM without our knowledge?

Nope.

Hey. That quote isn't from me!

Guest10 and Dynarx looking at each other in bewilderment, wrote:Hey, whose quote is this anyway?

lol - we should take this show on the road...

Cheers!
D

It already can - the File Migration setting is a notification only and can be disabled.

Cheers,
D

Not from malware contained *inside* a sandbox. Malware which is running outside the sandbox can attempt to attack whatever part of the system it likes, including Sandboxie. It's success will depend on whether a Limited User Account and other security policies and/or protections are in place. Cheers, D

lwc wrote:(can anybody explain the undocumented "move time forward" option?).

I believe that means move the system time to the figures selected, then allow system time to count *from there*, as opposed to 'stopping the clock' and freezing those figures in place.

Cheers,
D

raptor2 wrote:Once you download something to the sandbox theres no way to virus check it unless you take it out of the sandbox

This is incorrect. Antivirus programs have absolutely no problem seeing 'into' the sandbox and detecting malware therein.

Cheers,
D