Collaborate Disseminate
I have been thinking on how an app could be “perfectly” isolated from the rest of the system. Now I know we will never achieve “perfect” in practice, but in theory, how could one go about it? I put together a few thoughts:
… Continue reading Designing a sandbox or how to "perfectly" isolate an app?
I’m keen to start allowing people to build Electron apps on my cloud infrastructure.
On Linux the security I’m employing is with throwaway Docker containers. I know it’s not 100% secure but it’s better than just executing t… Continue reading Doing builds in a sandbox
The possibility of running a shell command from an extension (NPAPI) has been phased out, but custom protocol handlers are still supported.
What is the practical difference if an extension can still launch any executable via the protocol … Continue reading Browser custom protocol handlers
The possibility of running a shell command from an extension (NPAPI) has been phased out, but custom protocol handlers are still supported.
What is the practical difference if an extension can still launch any executable via… Continue reading Browser custom protocol handlers
We want to create a secure email client based on Thunderbird source code and looking for a method to encrypt files or to isolate files from being stolen by some malware.
and to avoid infecting pc via malicious emails.
Which m… Continue reading Encrypt/Isolate files of the Software
We want to create a secure email client based on Thunderbird source code and looking for a method to encrypt files or to isolate files from being stolen by some malware.
and to avoid infecting pc via malicious emails.
Which m… Continue reading Encrypt/Isolate files of the Software
I’m trying to setup a VM that will try to mimick malicious web browsing behavior. It should download malware and just get infected.
There are a lot of open source threat intel feeds with bad IPs and URLs. Is there a way to… Continue reading How to mimick malicious activity in a network?
Hour glasses have long been a way to indicate time with sand, but the one-hour resolution isn’t the best. [Erich] decided he would be do better and made a clock that actually wrote the time in the sand. We’ve seen this before with writing time on a dry erase board with an arm that first erases the previous time and then uses a dry erase marker to write the next time. [Erich]’s also uses an arm to write the time, using the tip of a sea shell, but he erases the time by vibrating the sandbox, something that took much …read more
I used Chrome in Sandboxie, and even after deleted contents of the sandbox, youtube.com still recommended videos for me, which based on vids I saw.
Only after I deleted all history in Chrome then youtube did not recommend th… Continue reading How can youtube track user in sandbox?
I used Chrome in Sandboxie, and even after deleted contents of the sandbox, youtube.com still recommended videos for me, which based on vids I saw.
Only after I deleted all history in Chrome then youtube did not recommend th… Continue reading How can youtube track user in sandbox?
