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The truth about Windows Defender on Windows 10 (Home & Pro).
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<blockquote data-quote="Eddie Morra" data-source="post: 778235"><p>The Windows Defender sandbox container is never going to be 100% full-proof, no sandbox container ever will be. Anyway, I would say that it is not recommended to enable it at this point in time because it is still early days and it is only available as an opt-in experimental feature (as far as I am aware).</p><p></p><p>Until extensive testing has been done, and the feature has definitely been released as "officially released" with proper documentation to the changes it makes and how it works, along with strong testing by people experienced in vulnerability research and exploitation (e.g. Google Project Zero), it is probably best to just avoid it for your own sake.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Eddie Morra, post: 778235"] The Windows Defender sandbox container is never going to be 100% full-proof, no sandbox container ever will be. Anyway, I would say that it is not recommended to enable it at this point in time because it is still early days and it is only available as an opt-in experimental feature (as far as I am aware). Until extensive testing has been done, and the feature has definitely been released as "officially released" with proper documentation to the changes it makes and how it works, along with strong testing by people experienced in vulnerability research and exploitation (e.g. Google Project Zero), it is probably best to just avoid it for your own sake. [/QUOTE]
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