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Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
This is a maintenance release it does not bring any major new features but resolves a myriad of various bugs including a BSOD issue when "Core isolation" was enabled and a major compatibility bug with windows 10 build 2004 and later.
It also brings a few minor +UI Improvements and an entirely new set of Icons.
For Windows 7 unfortunately the signing process did not returned a working driver, a solution is being worked on.
Therefor, for the time being please download the "Provisional Windows 7 Drivers.zip" package and provide the driver to the setup when prompted for.
Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
This build resolves many issues with the last plus release, as well as updates many components.
It is now being compiled with Visual Studio 2019 using Qt 5.15.1.
Also the installer has been changed to use Inno Setup 6.
For windows 7 users the provisional driver is now distributed separately, during install the setup will prompt to provide the required driver file which is to be downloaded and unpacked manually.
For the classical Sandboxie build please see the previous release: https://github.com/sandboxie-plus/Sandboxie/releases/tag/v0.5.0
Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
This build is a major milestone in the development of Sandboxie, it marks the first open source release that has a driver properly signed for windows 10 and 8.
For windows 7 unfortunately the signing process did not returned a working driver, a solution is being worked on.
Therefor please NOTE that due to this the "for windows 7" installers include the old provisionally signed driver for the time being.
The new SandMan UI finally reached full feature parity with the old legacy UI, it has a new interactive notification window and brings many new features improving on many aspects of Sandboxie-Plus, the UI has a myriad of usability improvements. The snapshot management has been greatly improved as have been the debug options for tracing and resolving compatibility issues. The process start warning mechanism has been extended to a fully fledged system wide process start blocker, that now accepts executable names as well as folders. And last but not least this build also brings an optional Updater mechaism to keep Sandboxie (Plus and Legacy) up to date.
Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
This build fixes many bugs and introduces a lot of new debugging facilities.
Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
This build introduced a couple of architectural changes to the core mechanics of sandboxie, it should work well but with larger changes without a large test base its never guaranteed.
This is an experimental build, it may break things, if you experience issues please revert to 0.4.3 / 5.43.7
Published by DavidXanatos almost 4 years ago
Maintenance release fix a couple of bugs.
Published by DavidXanatos about 4 years ago
Bug fix release resolving a critical chrome 86+ incompatibility and fixing many resource leaks.
Published by DavidXanatos about 4 years ago
Bug fix release resolving many issues, some of them introduced with the previous build.
Published by DavidXanatos about 4 years ago
This build brings a great new feature, snapshots, these allow to save a box state. The file system changes are saved incrementally for every snapshot a folder named snapshot-n where n is the snapshot id will be created in the box folder. The snapshot layout as well as the information which one is the currently used one are saved in a snapshot.ini in the box folder. With this feature tracing what applications do will be even easier, as well as undoing destructive changes that may have occurred.
Also with this release the SbiePlus build gets an own proper installer, from the get go. If you want t use the Plus build portable just choose the "Extract" option from the installer that will just unpack it to a selected folder.
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This build brings the new SandMan UI a large step closer to full feature parity with SbieCtrl
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This is a huge update fixing many bugs and security issues, it also expands on the functionality of the new SandMan.exe UI component, Check out the full ChangeLog for more details.
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This build finally fixes the MSI installer issue, also it adds some debugging improvements.
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This build focuses on usage improvements and bug fixes.
Please note that if you want to use an existing Sandboxie installation it must be updated to version 5.41.1
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This build brings a much more feature complete SandMan (Sandboxie Manager) it is now capable of installing/uninstalling and controlling the driver/service from the Sandbox->Maintenance menu these options are available.
If a Sandboxie-Plus.ini is created in its root directory it will operate in a fully portable mode.
Please note that if you want to use the existing Sandboxie installation it must be updated to version 5.41
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
First release of the early new Sandboxie UI concept, and some driver improvements for better logging/debugging. The new UI uses a new Sandboxie API library made for Qt integration.
The SandMan.exe (Sandboxie Manager) is intended as a replacement for the SbieCtrl.exe
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This is the first non original release, it fixes the the issue: #1 and adds some new debug capabilities.
The SbieDrv.sys driver must be signed, and since the appropriate certificates are prohibitively expensive, I head to use a leaked code signing certificate I found laying around the Internets.
This means some anti malware applications flag it as potentially dangerous: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f1587c91eb6ff49c20fa1f026358ebe8f9bc10625f86013c975abe894cd146ac/detection
Published by DavidXanatos over 4 years ago
This release is built from the original sources as released by Sophos, using VS2015. The only modification made is a repaired encoding in SbieControl.rc
The SbieDrv.sys driver must be signed, and since the appropriate certificates are prohibitively expensive, I had to use a leaked code signing certificate I found laying around the Internet.
This means some anti-malware applications flag it as potentially dangerous: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/f1587c91eb6ff49c20fa1f026358ebe8f9bc10625f86013c975abe894cd146ac/detection
Note: For Windows XP, use SandboxieInstall32_xp.exe