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And that is why a person should always run steam-likes in sandboxie or similar software.
by venomsnake 13y ago
And that is why a person should always run steam-likes in sandboxie or similar software.
- Kiro 13y agoNo.
- jsheard 13y agoI'm not sure if that would work. Steam installs a sudo-like system service, so it can update games in Program Files without nagging the user to elevate to admin. Depending how it's launched it might sneak past the scope of Sandboxie.
- mpeg 13y agoIt will, most anti-cheat software operate as a device driver so they have access to the WDK libraries. Valve isn't even the worst offender, some other anti-cheat will not allow you to run ANY virtualization software while the anti-cheat is active.
- est 13y agoNope. Sandboxie protects you from write operations, not from read or scanning.
- est 13y agoNope. Sandboxie protects you from write operations, not from read or scanning.