Battle What's the best Free Sandbox in 2020?

[Chri.Mi]

What sandbox would u use?

Suites are allowed too (COMODO,360,etc)

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

Hi @Vitali Ortzi ...one week ago I've asked you questions. Do you forget it or just ignore me?

Sorry what was the question,?

 

[oldschool]

But unfortunately reality is opposite.
Developers cut corners abandoned quickly , get mad of all the requests of supporting making open source and don't give a [removed] about it.

Read the Sandboxie thread @ Wilders for examples of open-source issues. I wouldn't trust my system to the current build ...

 

[ichito]

Sorry what was the question,?

Here you have

Battle - What's the best Free Sandbox in 2020?

What sandbox would u use? Suites are allowed too (COMODO,360,etc)

malwaretips.com

I know Comodo, Qihoo and from the past Norman (sold years ago to AVG), SysWatch (Safe'n'Sec) and soft connected Av engine with LV like Returnil/Quietzone or Micropoint. Do you know somthing else with local sandbox in which we can normaly run installed applications?

 

[Vitali Ortzi]

Here you have

Battle - What's the best Free Sandbox in 2020?

What sandbox would u use? Suites are allowed too (COMODO,360,etc)

malwaretips.com

I know Comodo, Qihoo and from the past Norman (sold years ago to AVG), SysWatch (Safe'n'Sec) and soft connected with LV like Returnil/Quietzone or Micropoint. Do you know somthing else with local sandbox in which we can normaly run installed applications?

The post I sent a few weeks ago was misleading .
I was referring to the Emulator of the AV and it's a kind of a virtualized environment .
But not one you can test programs on .

Other sandbox virtualization environments that you can actually run programs safely are mostly endpoint products other then your list.

 

[ChoiceVoice]

Here you have

Battle - What's the best Free Sandbox in 2020?

What sandbox would u use? Suites are allowed too (COMODO,360,etc)

malwaretips.com

I know Comodo, Qihoo and from the past Norman (sold years ago to AVG), SysWatch (Safe'n'Sec) and soft connected Av engine with LV like Returnil/Quietzone or Micropoint. Do you know somthing else with local sandbox in which we can normaly run installed applications?

paid avast has had a sandbox for a long time, and now i'm seeing that avg appears to have one (in paid - likely the avast one). and webroot (though theirs is a different type of beast - also paid). i don't know if you have control to run other programs in the avast/avg one. webroot does this automatically with untrusted files (they also have a testing environment you can use, but it isn't as user friendly).

 

[ng4ever]

Shade looks interesting kinda.

 

[jackuars]

Sandboxie is your best bet if you are looking for a freeware sandboxing program. It used to be a freemium product in the past, but now it's turned open source and fully free which means even the previously paid components are free too. For the best feature set I recommend this product. It has a good fan following too, which means the community is not bad

 

[Chigwells]

MY recommendation is Shadow Defender because it sandbox the entire system. Great if you lend your pc to someone to use for a while.

Over the summer the kids were outside Just Dancing via my laptop and sound system. Always had it locked down with passworded Shadow Defender, wonderful peace of mind

 

[ForgottenSeer 89360]

paid avast has had a sandbox for a long time, and now i'm seeing that avg appears to have one (in paid - likely the avast one). and webroot (though theirs is a different type of beast - also paid). i don't know if you have control to run other programs in the avast/avg one. webroot does this automatically with untrusted files (they also have a testing environment you can use, but it isn't as user friendly).

Hello,

Just to clarify Avast has a full-fledged sandbox, not just an emulator, where you can run any software you’d like. It uses hardware security to prevent sandbox “escape”.

AVG doesn’t have a sandbox, it only has an emulator, but it compensates with other tools included (Password and breach scanner).

I am not aware of any sandboxing in Webroot home products.

 

[ChoiceVoice]

Hello,

Just to clarify Avast has a full-fledged sandbox, not just an emulator, where you can run any software you’d like. It uses hardware security to prevent sandbox “escape”.

AVG doesn’t have a sandbox, it only has an emulator, but it compensates with other tools included (Password and breach scanner).

I am not aware of any sandboxing in Webroot home products.

i agree they work differently, but AVG does call it a sandbox.

 

[SomeRandomCat]

Sandboxie can be easily configured to have 'Start Restrictions' that prevent anything other than specified programs to execute: