Through the Sandboxie Start menu, you will see the menu shortcuts installed by the game, and when you start it, the game will find its settings as they were recorded in the sandboxed registry. You can then carry the USB drive to another computer where Sandboxie is installed, and set the container folder on that other computer to drive P. And any registry keys it creates will also be created in the Windows registry, also outside the USB device.īy contrast, if you set the container folder to drive P (for instance P:\Sandbox), then install the game into the (sandboxed) drive C, then all objects created by the installation will be redirected to drive P. The game may install its files to a folder on drive P, but any menu shortcuts it creates will be installed in the Windows Start menu of the local computer, outside drive P. By redirecting programs to create sandboxed objects which have a nonspecific path, it is possible to populate a sandbox on one computer, then carry this sandbox to another computer and keep using it.įor example, consider installing a game program to a portable device such as a USB memory stick which is mounted as drive P. I'm not saying the person who started this github falls into that category, but it's best to think about that before using what is a security product.The revised layout of the sandbox that is introduced in version 2.80 allows for greater portability of the sandbox across computers. It's best to stay as far away from these people as possible at all times. There is a small segment of people on the fringes of the security industry who work for a government (trying to get people to use their product), are running from a government, have stolen code from a government, are involved with shady business dealings, etc. What did we do? The room of us laughed at the DC folks on speaker phone, then we went off and finished our own framework without using DC. Yet, they demanded an astronomically high sum for the use of DC. In fact we had already found serious bugs that we had fixed interally. Since it was an "Open Source" project, and we already had the source code, we had reached out to them as a courtesy and nothing more.
They were using some elaborate scheme to hide their identities and yet converse over the phone. After some time we were able to find people to contact.
At a prior employers I had worked, we once wanted to embedd DC into a larger framework. Odd Story: The single person listed on the github page also has a fork of the original DiskCryptor code. Paragraphs 1 & 2 do not go well together, and I will never use this product, despite my having tested sandboxie itself in the past. The first paragraph was, "This is a huge update fixing many bugs and security issues, it also expands on the functionality of the new SandMan.exe UI component, Check out the full ChangeLog for more details."
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