What is your security setup these days?

The same problem exist with ZA virtualization and WSA. Per definition, any sandbox designed to fully isolate a process from the rest of the system cannot allow to be injected by other external processes. This is normally considered a security weakness rather than a feature.

 

I remember perfectly,you used Online Armor with WinPatrol and i was right.
Spyshelter is not a full blown HIPS like OA,so...i can use WinPatrol.

 

Well I am more comfortable with using sbie all the time forcing internet facing apps in sandboxes. And apps I had used in the past like Norton, Emsisoft, Avast, AVG, Avira, Panda cloud, Keyscrambler, lastpass and online armor works perfectly with sbie. I can use sbie all the time and still use those apps.

For banking, I use the setup used by Tom here http://tomazyk.webs.com/

And any apps that are not listed listed in the application under sandbox settings are not compatible with and do not work with sbie. Not just wsa and trusteer rapport.

 

Hmm....in that case it's okay.

 

no it runs great on my W7..........easy program to configure and can be unloaded or you can surf out of the zone.

 

back to appguard in lockdown

 

that's a rock solid setup you got there J.

 

i will stay and leave it as lockdown mode plus it doesnt slow me down at all and it doesnt cause me any problems appguard for me it is like sandboxie for you

 

Hi Amit, when an application is not listed in Sandboxie application settings, it means one of two things. Either the program works fine along SBIE and there is no need for Tzuk to create a "Software compatibility" setting or if there is a problem, if he is able to figure out a way to make them work together, then he creates the setting. In other words, if an application is not listed, it might mean that it works fine along Sandboxie.

Bo

 

There is a way to make them work together and I (believe) know how but the hole that you ll create in Sandboxie is as big as the Grand canyon. Not worth it. If you like using both programs together do as PrevxHelp suggested a while back.

Bo

 

Ah then you must really love AG. I just absolutely cannot stay away from sbie for long. Awesome thing. And hopefully will continue using sbie until Tzuk plans to stop developing or another company acquires sbie and Tzuk pulls out of sbie.

 

same here my friend

 

Yes it could mean either but in my personal experience I've found apps not listed in settings to be completely incompatible with sbie.

 

win xp firewall
webroot secure anywhere
geswall free
rollback rx
wondershare time freeze
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guess i have to update my sig too...

 

No I don't want to live in Grand Canyon all alone.

And what that might be? Sorry but I forgot.

 

That is so because that could be the case.

Use SBIE the whole time, "except" when you use the feature that makes both programs incompatible. When you are doing banking.

Bo

 

Hmm...but wsa also loses it's whole web threat protection features along with identity shield(for banking stuffs) if sbie is used the whole time. So it would be like using a crippled WSA.

 

just use the scaner then

 

added Mbam Pro 1.62 what a combo

 

My setup below:

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional SP1 64-bit
- Standard User Account
- User Account Control (Max)
- Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (Max, added Internet-facing software, multimedia applications, and Office)

Applications/Services
- ESET NOD32 Antivirus v5.2.9.1
- Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware Free v1.62 (on-demand)
- Kaspersky Lab TDSSKiller v2.8.8.0 (on-demand)
- Macrium Reflect Free v5.0 (Linux Rescue USB)
- Look 'n' Stop Firewall v2.0.7
- Google Chrome v21.0
- OpenDNS

 

I'm not gonna use a $59.95 essentials app just for the scanner. Let the family pc devour WSA. I'm better off with sbie.

 

Did you put mbam in power app?

 

Okay I've replaced sbie with wsa.

 

Nice setup.