Strange problem with AppLocker & Sandboxie 4.01.05

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  1. Sadeghi85

    Sadeghi85 Registered Member

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    I use AppLocker with dll blocking and only use default rules. It was working fine with Sandboxie 3.76, but today I installed 4.01.05 and get an error every time I want to open any program in sandboxie(default sandbox). Anyone else have this problem?

    Sandboxie error:
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    AppLocker error:
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  2. Peter2150

    Peter2150 Global Moderator

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    You might want to post this on the Sandboxie forum. Tzuk doesn't respond to problems posted anywhere else.

    Pete
     
  3. wat0114

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    The default dll rules don't look to cover non-microsoft dll's for that particular location. It looks like you'll have to create either a Path, Hash or Publisher rule for it.
     
  4. Sadeghi85

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    @Peter: Done:http://www.sandboxie.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?p=88889#88889

    @wat:

    rpcepmap.dll is microsoft dll. btw the default rule is a path rule that covers all dlls inside Windows folder.

    Could the reason be the new change to use "anonymous logon"? The default rule is written for "Everyone" group and that probably doesn't include anonymous user?
     
  5. m00nbl00d

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    I'm not experiencing that behavior. Perhaps, a third-party conflict?
     
  6. Sadeghi85

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    I set up a fresh Widows 7 VM, set up AppLocker with dll blocking + default rules -> restart -> installed Sandboxie 4.01.05 -> restart -> clicked on "Sandboxed Web Browser" shortcut

    Same problem, so it should be reproducible for everyone & definitely no third-party app involvement.

    List of dlls that were blocked:

    %SYSTEM32%/IMM32.DLL
    %SYSTEM32%/SXS.DLL
    %SYSTEM32%/RPCEPMAP.DLL
    %SYSTEM32%/UXTHEME.DLL (5 times)
     
  7. m00nbl00d

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    Unfortunately, I cannot start a fresh system to see if it would happen there, but in this one (Windows 7 SP1 32-bit) I don't have such problem.

    OK. I imagine it has nothing to do with it, but it won't hurt to check. Have you applied Microsoft's hotfix for AppLocker? I have applied it, when it came out sometime ago. Maybe this could be it? :doubt:
     
  8. wat0114

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    Sorry I missed it was a MS Windows dll.

    I don't use defaults so not sure. Does that one path rule %Windir%\* actually resolve to subfolders of the Windows directory? If from a command line you "echo %Windir%" it returns C:\Windows. Just for kicks, what happens if you create a DLL Path rule with path %System32%\*. Does that resolve the issue?
     
  9. m00nbl00d

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    The default rule for %Windir%\* is enough, due to recursing to all files and subfolders. But... one never knows...

    Out of curiosity, have you (Sadeghi85) checked if Application Identity service is running? I recall that in the past I had issues with AppLocker because for some reason the Application Identity service wasn't running.
     
  10. Sadeghi85

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    I don't have the hotfix, where do I get it? What does it fix?


    No, it still occurs.

    Yes, that service is running.
     
  11. m00nbl00d

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    Download and info here: -http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2532445

    Report back! :) (I hope this helps fixing your issue, because it's weird that it also happened in a clean environment.)
     
  12. Sadeghi85

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    It worked! :D

    However... There is now another problem. :(

    If I try to run an exe on desktop inside sandbox, Sandboxie correctly gives this error:
    Windows 7 x64 - Sandboxie 4-2013-04-14-22-21-54.png

    To bypass that error I'd tick "Run As UAC Administrator" checkbox, but now it doesn't work and gives same error as above, it used to work with v3.76.
     
  13. m00nbl00d

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    That's great!

    Yes, I came across that kind of error as well. Not sure if it's how Sandboxie v4 now works. But, what I did was to create a folder (example in your Desktop), and then create a rule in AppLocker to allow both *.Exe and *.DLL (just in case) for that folder, and force this folder to run in a sandbox. You may also restrict start/run access in the sandbox settings to a bogus process, when you don't need to allow installers/etc. I also whitelist the needed sandbox folders either by path or hash rules.
     
  14. Sadeghi85

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    That's too much work! :D
    I want everything to work with default settings. Let's see what tzuk will come up with.
     
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