Comments on: Sandboxie your way! :) http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/ the latest HYIP community updates, from readers, to readers Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:46:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Tracy35Hinton http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-337175 Tracy35Hinton Sat, 20 Mar 2010 17:56:41 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-337175 I propose not to hold off until you earn enough amount of cash to buy goods! You can take the <a href="http://lowest-rate-loans.com/topics/mortgage-loans" rel="nofollow">mortgage loans</a> or sba loan and feel yourself fine I propose not to hold off until you earn enough amount of cash to buy goods! You can take the mortgage loans or sba loan and feel yourself fine

]]> By: DSX http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-30804 DSX Sat, 30 Dec 2006 01:45:25 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-30804 Whizzer is incorrect! Once you close the app all changes remain in the sandbox. ITs like a virtual world that you put on pause but that world unpauses everytime you sandbox something. Even if a file is memory resident the sandbox traps it in virtual memory, you close sandbox that is a child process is still run under the parent processes handles and environment. I just end process'ed all sandbox EXE's and the file system drivers isntalled are still active i made a shortcut to this site and its in my sandbox folder not my real desktop. Antivirus is good though, The only time sandbox doesnt work is when you run a viral exe yourself if its run from IE in sandbox its a child process and it is governed by the same rules as IE. Whizzer is incorrect! Once you close the app all changes remain in the sandbox. ITs like a virtual world that you put on pause but that world unpauses everytime you sandbox something. Even if a file is memory resident the sandbox traps it in virtual memory, you close sandbox that is a child process is still run under the parent processes handles and environment. I just end process’ed all sandbox EXE’s and the file system drivers isntalled are still active i made a shortcut to this site and its in my sandbox folder not my real desktop.

Antivirus is good though, The only time sandbox doesnt work is when you run a viral exe yourself if its run from IE in sandbox its a child process and it is governed by the same rules as IE.

]]> By: Ivan http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15073 Ivan Wed, 04 Oct 2006 16:24:35 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15073 I only use Ccleaner everytime I close Firefox plus Mcafee virus scan , Adaware and Spybot Search and Destroy. I only use Ccleaner everytime I close Firefox
plus Mcafee virus scan , Adaware and Spybot Search and Destroy.

]]> By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15063 Jude Wed, 04 Oct 2006 13:09:03 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15063 impressive :) impressive :)

]]> By: katzenhai2 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15056 katzenhai2 Wed, 04 Oct 2006 10:40:57 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15056 >> sandboxie only protects you from writes/reads to/from your real disk >> and registry… as far as I can see it does not protect your memory >> thus after you close the application the virus will most likely still be >> resident in your memory and free to write to your real disk. Well, not if the Virus was started by a program inside of the Sandboxie. Thats how I read it in the FAQ. I have a Router and use WinXP SP2 with Avast Antivirus. No other things, no external firewall (only the WinXP Firewall). I can count on one hand how many viruses/trojans I had installed since 15 years of my PC experience. My e-Gold account was never hacked since more than 1 year and I had several thousands on it for several months. I let run the Rootkit Revealer (see www.sysinternals.com) from time to time to see if my PC is clean. >> sandboxie only protects you from writes/reads to/from your real disk
>> and registry… as far as I can see it does not protect your memory
>> thus after you close the application the virus will most likely still be
>> resident in your memory and free to write to your real disk.

Well, not if the Virus was started by a program inside of the Sandboxie. Thats how I read it in the FAQ.

I have a Router and use WinXP SP2 with Avast Antivirus. No other things, no external firewall (only the WinXP Firewall). I can count on one hand how many viruses/trojans I had installed since 15 years of my PC experience. My e-Gold account was never hacked since more than 1 year and I had several thousands on it for several months. I let run the Rootkit Revealer (see http://www.sysinternals.com) from time to time to see if my PC is clean.

]]> By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15033 Jude Wed, 04 Oct 2006 05:51:48 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-15033 nice to see this blog post building up. personally i'm running an xp pro machine with norman antivirus, lavasoft's anti-malware and hiding behind two routers. what about you guys? nice to see this blog post building up.

personally i’m running an xp pro machine with norman antivirus, lavasoft’s anti-malware and hiding behind two routers.

what about you guys?

]]> By: whizzer http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14968 whizzer Tue, 03 Oct 2006 17:58:37 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14968 sandboxie only protects you from writes/reads to/from your real disk and registry... as far as I can see it does not protect your memory thus after you close the application the virus will most likely still be resident in your memory and free to write to your real disk. There is a free firewall, Core Force (force.coresecurity.com), which restricts writes/reads to registry and disk for ALL applications unless you grant them this. However, it's not fully stable at this point and still difficult to configure if you don't have a lot of time and knows how it works. sandboxie only protects you from writes/reads to/from your real disk
and registry… as far as I can see it does not protect your memory
thus after you close the application the virus will most likely still be
resident in your memory and free to write to your real disk.

There is a free firewall, Core Force (force.coresecurity.com), which
restricts writes/reads to registry and disk for ALL applications
unless you grant them this. However, it’s not fully stable at this
point and still difficult to configure if you don’t have a lot of time and
knows how it works.

]]> By: katzenhai2 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14962 katzenhai2 Tue, 03 Oct 2006 17:06:54 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14962 Yep, that for sure! Yep, that for sure!

]]> By: whizzer http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14961 whizzer Tue, 03 Oct 2006 17:01:36 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14961 Always use at least one anti-virus program and one anti-malware program running. There's nothing wrong by adding firewalls, sandboxes, encryption utilites etc. on top, but never rely on one product only. Always use at least one anti-virus program and one anti-malware
program running. There’s nothing wrong by adding firewalls, sandboxes,
encryption utilites etc. on top, but never rely on one product only.

]]> By: katzenhai2 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14960 katzenhai2 Tue, 03 Oct 2006 17:00:48 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14960 Well, it seems the author of Sandboxie have thought about malware programs and such, see the FAQ about that: http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?FrequentlyAskedQuestions There is a program out there that can prevent any program to infect a PC, but it is not freeware. This program will delete all made changes to a system after the shutdown of the PC. You can set up in which folders the program should write something and which it can't (for example the automatic virus updates can be written to the disk). It protects the operating system completely of any changing that can be made: http://www.fortresgrand.com/ Well, it seems the author of Sandboxie have thought about malware programs and such, see the FAQ about that:
http://www.sandboxie.com/index.php?FrequentlyAskedQuestions

There is a program out there that can prevent any program to infect a PC, but it is not freeware. This program will delete all made changes to a system after the shutdown of the PC. You can set up in which folders the program should write something and which it can’t (for example the automatic virus updates can be written to the disk). It protects the operating system completely of any changing that can be made:
http://www.fortresgrand.com/

]]> By: Jude http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14955 Jude Tue, 03 Oct 2006 16:42:02 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14955 Oh, thanks for the comment whizzer, so you're suggesting that people should have a good AV running first, have it scanned and then install Sandbox? Oh, thanks for the comment whizzer, so you’re suggesting that people should have a good AV running first, have it scanned and then install Sandbox?

]]> By: whizzer http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14954 whizzer Tue, 03 Oct 2006 16:34:48 +0000 http://hyipblog.nobshyip.net/2006/10/03/sandboxie-your-way/#comment-14954 I would not rely on a sandbox alone. Sure, it may protect you from unwanted read/write activity but at the point where you are actually infected by a virus or maleware its already running in your memory... at the point you quit the sandbox it will most likly spread freely on your system. I would not rely on a sandbox alone. Sure, it may protect you from unwanted
read/write activity but at the point where you are actually infected by a virus
or maleware its already running in your memory… at the point you quit the
sandbox it will most likly spread freely on your system.

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