So is it safer to sandbox or not with NOD as you AV?

I use NOD32 as my AV. I have read that if you run your browser in a sandbox, NOD32's IMON (internet monitor) becomes innefective.

So are you safer surfing with IMON clicking on all cylinders or with the browsers in a sandbox?

Or have I possibly misunderstood what I have read?

 

NOD is no different than the other top tier AV's, that is 'they all still miss things'. So running your browsers, IM's, etc in a sandbox would be an advantage to you than not doing so. KAV's web av worked fine this way, why not NOD's?.

 

i dont know which is safer but i prefer running NOD32 with IMON.

 

The sandbox would be safer, it can be emptied and the AV still has resident protection.

Avast WebShield works in sandboxie, why wouldn't NOD32 IMON ?

 

Quote from Eset's Dec15 blog entry:

Virtualization technologies, such as SandBoxIE are a great compliment to Anti-virus solutions.

Neither stop everything, but virtualization can protect sensitive data, and if something bad was installed it will be gone when I empty the sandbox.

http://www.eset.com/threat-center/blog/index.php