Sandboxie is a sandbox program that acts as a safe zone where you can try out programs, apps, and links that you suspect to be dangerous. Malicious programs and viruses usually work by trying to make changes to your computer that serve the hacker's ends, but not yours. Its revamped privacy security allows your collected browsing history, cookies, and cached temporary files to stay within the app.
All the malicious software detected will be contained in the sandbox and can be discarded immediately. By running a web browser under this program, you are guaranteed to have secure web browsing under its protection. Sandboxie serves as a virtual space between your system and the programs you run, keeping them safe inside an isolated portion of your hard disk. I also don't even use Windows, lolstupidOS.Joe Wainer Updated 3 months ago Isolated and secure space Having said all that, a lot of aspects of having a PC is personal. You need better security, MSE doesn't cut it. Don't be stupid and you wont run across any problems" is getting to be a misnomer, now. I'm constantly hearing about malware being spread via seemingly innocent links and videos on facebook, automatic download and installs happening from browsing Google images and the list goes on.
You need a firewall, preferably both hardware and software firewalls to give you the best chance of preventing a threat invading your network and computer. It's also good to remember that just an AV isn't enough. It doesn't seem that MSE can catch up, missing things or being unable to remove threats. You have to remember that malware creators write their programs to evade anti-viruses, testing them before they send them out. As always, this test gets the least weight because a malefactor sitting at your desk installing a keylogger could simply turn off the antivirus Webroot AntiVirus with Spy Sweeper 2011 ($49.99 direct for three licenses, 4.5 stars) detected 100 percent of these, as did Comodo. Microsoft detected just 50 percent of the samples in a separate test using commercial keyloggers. Two current free products, Comodo Antivirus 5.0 (Free, 3.5 stars) and Panda Cloud Anti-Virus 1.1 (Free, 4 stars), detected 94 percent of these same threats, as did Ad-Aware Pro. Microsoft detected 80 percent of the samples and scored 7.5 points for malware blocking.
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