So, do we need to redefine the term “sandbox” as it relates to secure software? Obvi, it doesn’t do what we’ve been told it was supposed to do. Apple uses the t

So, do we need to redefine the term “sandbox” as it relates to secure software? Obvi, it doesn’t do what we’ve been told it was supposed to do. Apple uses the term about 600 times per keynote, but we now know it’s been lip service. They either lied or just did a shitty job securing iOS. However, “sandbox” doesn’t necessarily imply secure; that would be a “secure sandbox,” in which case we were all naive, heard “sandbox,” and assumed it was secure, which by default and definition, it isn’t.