Sandboxie-Plus 1.14.1 (Preview Build)

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  1. DavidXanatos

    DavidXanatos Developer

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    In this release, we have introduced several key features and improvements. A new "Sandboxie\All Sandboxes" SID has been added to the token creation process, fundamentally altering the mechanism for token creation, which can be activated with "UseCreateToken=y". Additionally, users can now configure the "EditAdminOnly=y" setting on a per-box basis, and a new UI for CoverWindows is available in the NewBoxWizard. We have also added a UI option to start unsandboxed processes while forcing child processes into a sandbox. An important new feature is the "AlertBeforeStart" option, which prompts a warning before launching a new program into the sandbox if the initiating program is not a Sandboxie component. Various fixes have been made, including resolving issues with proxy authentication, memory leaks, and driver verifier problems.

    Download: https://github.com/sandboxie-plus/Sandboxie/releases/tag/v1.14.1
    Added
    • Add "Sandboxie\All Sandboxes" SID into token with SandboxieLogon #3191
      • To use this feature SandboxieAllGroup=y must be enabled
      • Note: that this fundamentaly changes the mechanism Sbie uses for token creation, the new mechanism can be enabled separately with "UseCreateToken=y"
    • Added "EditAdminOnly=y" can now be configured per box
    • Add UI for CoverWindows in NewBoxWizard.
    • Add UI option to start unsandboxed process but force child processes in SelectBoxWindow.
    • Add option "AlertBeforeStart".When it is set,a prompt pops up before launching a new program into the sandbox using "Start.exe" and checks if the program that started "Start.exe" is a Sandboxie component itself,if it is not, a warning pops up.
    • Add option for EditAdminOnly in SetupWizard.
    Changed
    • split the advanced new box wizard page in two
    • reorganized box options a bit
    Fixed
    • fixed issue with proxy authentication setting
    • fixed memory leak in sbiesvc
    • fixed issue with inconsistent WFP option application #3900
    • fixed resource leak in buffer hashing function
    • fixed DLL name corruption when BlockInterferenceControl is enabled #3945
    • fixed issue with driver verifier
     
  2. stapp

    stapp Global Moderator

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    Installed over the top of previous build on Win 10.
    No issues so far.
    What is CoverWindows ?
     
  3. soccerfan

    soccerfan Registered Member

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    So far so good (on Win7x64 SP1, v1.14.1 portable) :)

    Some questions:
    [1.14.1] Can "UseCreateToken=y" be added to [Global Settings] section of sandboxie.ini?
    [1.14.0]: About units: ProcessMemoryLimit=73 means 73kB or 73MB or ..?
     
  4. busy

    busy Registered Member

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    @soccerfan
    Yes, it can be added. However, if you are using a Microsoft account, it will not work due to a bug.

    Byte
     
  5. soccerfan

    soccerfan Registered Member

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    Even on Win7? Just checking. In any case, no M$ account here!
     
  6. busy

    busy Registered Member

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    Yes, at least it works on my Win7 VM.

    "This feature enables applications to protect their own onscreen window content from being captured or copied through a specific set of public operating system features and APIs."
    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/w...r/nf-winuser-setwindowdisplayaffinity#remarks.
     
  7. soccerfan

    soccerfan Registered Member

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    Thanks for checking this out. Much appreciated :thumb:

    Also, isn't CoverWindows supposed to be CoverBoxedWindows?
     
  8. busy

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