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"unless the attacker finds a way to escape the sandbox, which is among the toughest things to do, the system remains safe." How was that determined xD.... wtf.
by vectorEQ 8y ago
"unless the attacker finds a way to escape the sandbox, which is among the toughest things to do, the system remains safe."
How was that determined xD.... wtf. There have been trivial sandbox escapes for most sandboxes in existence...
stopped reading there >.> pure speculation on how effective this thing will really be in the first paragraph, casts doubt on the accuracy of the rest of the information.
- shawnz 8y agoIt was determined by design. If the sandbox were trivial to bypass, why have it at all? The sandbox has to meet those conditions or it's a non-starter. And regardless, it would certainly be easier to audit the security of a small component like a sandbox versus the entirety of the Windows Defender application.