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Can the app detect if it's in the sandbox? If so, then it could just behave differently in the sandbox and then when used outside behave another way. I think th
by org3432 8y ago
Can the app detect if it's in the sandbox? If so, then it could just behave differently in the sandbox and then when used outside behave another way. I think the Linux systemd folks have the right idea with just running processes in their own cgroup regardless, this thing where programs go mucking around with stuff all over the place should be relegated to the past at this point.
- muterad_murilax 8y agoIt is stated that "every time Windows Sandbox runs, it’s as clean as a brand-new installation of Windows", so it seems that such an app could simply look for the presence of any non-bundled software or any non-default settings to get a rough idea.