Do you recommend sandboxing a VM for additional security or do you think this is not needed/doesn't bring any additional protection?
What sandbox program would you recommend for dangerous environments or to test malware (additional to a VM)? thank you
Hello Solarquest.
- I use Sandboxie for all my browsing, but
- ...specifically for sandboxing a VM, In my (humble) opinion, you'll only need to sometimes.

I've recently become more familiar with VMs using Oracle's Virtual Box for sampling linux varieties of distros, and had originally started out opening the VB in Sandboxie.
Likewise I've used Shadow Defender too, and found most add-ons & changes were rendered temporary.
So, keeping these drawbacks (or preferences..) in mind, my point is that at most times the answer to "
Do I need to sandbox the VM?" will be
no. You won't need to sandbox except for those
- times when you'll need a sandbox most which would be when you are dealing with installing programs you are uncertain about or testing, and perhaps <clicking> on links that redirect you to places you are uncertain of.
Definitely don't sandbox if you are installing an OS in a VM.

These are just my opinions. I hope they'll help.

Thanks!
