[mothered]

why we can't use sandboxie inside VMware ? : )

You certainly can, but an added layer of protection will not prevent circumvention 100% of the time.

Use the above on a stand-alone physical test machine segregated from the network.

[TheMinister]

why we can't use sandboxie inside VMware ? : )

You certainly can, but an added layer of protection will not prevent circumvention 100% of the time.

Use the above on a stand-alone physical test machine segregated from the network.

tried to install,but didn't work .

[fritz]

why we can't use sandboxie inside VMware ? : )

You certainly can, but an added layer of protection will not prevent circumvention 100% of the time.

Use the above on a stand-alone physical test machine segregated from the network.

Still if you hear about a recent exploit in VMs don't hesitate to share, I'm really wondering if it's that common..

[TheMinister]

why we can't use sandboxie inside VMware ? : )

You certainly can, but an added layer of protection will not prevent circumvention 100% of the time.

Use the above on a stand-alone physical test machine segregated from the network.

Still if you hear about a recent exploit in VMs don't hesitate to share, I'm really wondering if it's that common..

most recent one 6 months ago, exploit Db

[fritz]

You certainly can, but an added layer of protection will not prevent circumvention 100% of the time.

Use the above on a stand-alone physical test machine segregated from the network.

Still if you hear about a recent exploit in VMs don't hesitate to share, I'm really wondering if it's that common..

most recent one 6 months ago,  exploit Db

Thanks !
I'm actually using Virtualbox not VMware, there are much less of them (not totally convinced that's a good sign ?).
The last one is more than 1 year old and was because COM interface was not secured (which was an obvious one).

Anyway there are still some risks but .... Yeah I actually wouldn't recommend it to anybody, but for me, I don't really care
(hmm I shouldn't say that, now people are gonna try to infect me ahah)

[TheMinister]

Still if you hear about a recent exploit in VMs don't hesitate to share, I'm really wondering if it's that common..

most recent one 6 months ago,  exploit Db

Thanks !
I'm actually using Virtualbox not VMware, there are much less of them (not totally convinced that's a good sign ?).
The last one is more than 1 year old and was because COM interface was not secured (which was an obvious one).

Anyway there are still some risks but .... Yeah I actually wouldn't recommend it to anybody, but for me, I don't really care
(hmm I shouldn't say that, now people are gonna try to infect me ahah)

there are many common things about the free products out there,hence you are the product and/or they don't have much devs/effort to them . moreover the paid products have more work/devs on them (should be) and they should have less problems or exploits. which exploit Db doesn't agree with me on this point haha.

[fritz]

most recent one 6 months ago,  exploit Db

Thanks !
I'm actually using Virtualbox not VMware, there are much less of them (not totally convinced that's a good sign ?).
The last one is more than 1 year old and was because COM interface was not secured (which was an obvious one).

Anyway there are still some risks but .... Yeah I actually wouldn't recommend it to anybody, but for me, I don't really care
(hmm I shouldn't say that, now people are gonna try to infect me ahah)

there are many common things about the free products out there,hence you are the product and/or they don't have much devs/effort to them . moreover the paid products have more work/devs on them (should be) and they should  have less problems or exploits. which exploit Db doesn't agree with me on this point haha.

I don't believe this is true (generalising about free/paid products). Just look at the huge exploits there has been in Mac OS, look at how insecure are Spotify Deezer and shit, etc.
I'm not saying that free products are safer of course, just that you can't generalise about that ! Plus about the lack of devs, open-source products do fix that problem.
"hence you are the product", that's true for lots of free services, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't apply for Virtualbox

Have a look at Signal for example. That's a free product, and an awesome example in terms of privacy, clean code, best practises, etc. And apparently you're not even the product as it's a non-profit association !

EDIT : Buttt we went far off the subject, let's go back to SpyNote

[mothered]

tried to install,but didn't work .

If you're referring to Sandboxie, you can use the portable version that does not require Installation.

[TheMinister]

tried to install,but didn't work .

If you're referring to Sandboxie, you can use the portable version that does not require Installation.

it doesn't work too, there are many errors and also the program doesn't start and it say that he needs SbieSvc service to start but when i start the service it stops automaticly saying that if no program utilize this service it will stop... eh i think the vmware could not allow sandboxie to run(32 bit version). what you say about this ?

[mothered]

it doesn't work too, there are many errors and also the program doesn't start and it say that he needs SbieSvc service to start but when i start the service it stops automaticly saying that if no program utilize this service it will stop... eh i think the vmware could not allow sandboxie to run(32 bit version). what you say about this ?

I've been running VMware for many years to date, and have yet to experience Issues with Installing Sandboxie.

Have you tried the 64 bit architecture?