Are there ideas to make Sandboxie more resistant? #2796
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Well for the driver I'm running my test VM's with driver verifier enabled, this should catch most BSOD bugs before they get rolled out. About compatibility, the way sandboxie operates in non compartment style boxes is prone to incompatibilities as it is very intrusive and limiting in what an application can actually do. As about errors in the codebase, most of sandboxie is very old school plain C code, if one would really want to improve on that we would need to re write sbiedll.dll to use modern C++ but that would take very long time and the benefits would be limited, the code works mostly fine, most issue we had were not related to bugs in the code but the apps using more and more modern windows features which simply are not yet supported. |
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Do you have an idea on how to improve the stability of Sandboxie or how to make it more resistant?
Each release of Sandboxie makes it better, by fixing long-standing bugs, by adding new features, by improving performance, by improving the usability, by improving compatibility and other advancements. There are still issues, but they can be fixed or resolved.
Are there ideas on how to make Sandboxie more stable, how to reduce the risk of BSODs, crashes or errors in the codebase? Any defense-in-depth on the code and the driver and its resistance?
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