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I think the only solution you want to use are AppContainers. AppJailLauncher (our code) wraps them to make taking advantage of AppContainers easier. I think th
by dguido 9y ago
I think the only solution you want to use are AppContainers. AppJailLauncher (our code) wraps them to make taking advantage of AppContainers easier.
I think the one other useful sandboxing-related tool for Windows comes from Project 0, and they are for assessing the security of a product that uses one: https://github.com/google/sandbox-attacksurface-analysis-tools https://github.com/google/sandbox-attacksurface-analysis-too...
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- AndrewCHM 9y agoDo you know of any good starting points for documentation/information for AppContainers? I'm finding it hard sifting through irrelevant news articles and somewhat-relevant-but-still-irrelevant microsoft/docker marketing statements
- dguido 9y agoBoth AppJailLauncher and AppJailLauncher-rs have a good overview of how to use them in their source code!