When locally sandboxed you won't need to worry about damage. You may also make rules to Deny traffic for contained items. Their cloud sandbox is prone to the save evasions as all others. From personal experience... I've submitted samples that tricked the comodo cloud sandbox. Check out some of my malware analysis post's for examples.
On a local sandbox isolating the internet will hamper many samples from functioning, which is almost as pointless as trying to analyze sandbox aware malware. It would be interesting to know the rule-set its automated with.
It works with Harmony. So you then have 2 cloud sandboxes and one local to prevent damage! Even if it bypasses the two cloud ones... Your local one does not care as the file is untrusted.
It works with Harmony. So you then have 2 cloud sandboxes and one local to prevent damage! Even if it bypasses the two cloud ones... Your local one does not care as the file is untrusted.
And the anti-malware engine on harmony is extremely good. Should block anything that gets past sandbox locally (I use gamemods, so the game has to be out of the sandbox and some mods might be malicious).
And the anti-malware engine on harmony is extremely good. Should block anything that gets past sandbox locally (I use gamemods, so the game has to be out of the sandbox and some mods might be malicious).
Even without any experience with either Comodo/xcitium and Harmony I would dare to say that pretty much nothing will get past those two. Not even legitimate software. Wonder if that's actually a good setup on a productive system.
Even without any experience with either Comodo/xcitium and Harmony I would dare to say that pretty much nothing will get past those two. Not even legitimate software. Wonder if that's actually a good setup on a productive system.