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Special flag added to OpenWinClass to restore Buster Sandbox Analyzer (BSA) message logging.This poses no security risk, but to prevent user concern, this has been fixed. Malware DarkComet is using a quirk in Windows to put up a MessageBox that does not have the sandboxed yellow window border.SBIE2335 Initialization failed for process %2 The SbieSvc startup time has been increased from 5 seconds to 15 seconds to eliminate the following sequence of startup errors:.Improvements to the Dutch language text.Added hook for GetProcessImageFileName/NtQueryInformationProcess so it now returns the sandboxed path.Need to go into Sandbox settings->Applications->Miscellaneous,Īnd check the option "Allow direct access to Windows Font Cache" NOTE: the default only applies to new installs. Until now, this was a suggested work-around for some Chrome 37 problems. OpenIpcPath=\BaseNamedObjects\FontCachePort is now in templates.ini as a default.ASLR is now enabled for SbieDll.dll 32 bit (64 bit will come later).

Several large memory leaks (reported by Dr.If SbieCtrl.exe was kept running, it would never check the update time again. The auto-update feature only checked the next update time (sandbox.ini setting SbieCtrl_NextUpdateCheck) 1 time when SbieCtrl.exe was started.Sandboxie now has language support for Farsi (Persian).

Fixed Excel crash when copying large amounts of data.

Browsers can now access Internet when using McAfee SaaS.

Fixed Chrome hang when printing to PDF.

Fixed Chrome 38-64 hang (web page unresponsive).

Fixed Chrome 37/38 crash error C0000008 (invalid handle).

And if your browsing history is different from others in your cohort, that makes it even easier to pick you out. How? Well, since users with similar behavior get grouped together, a bad actor would have to start with only a pool of thousands of anonymized IDs to sift through instead of millions. One is that fingerprinting-the process of figuring out someone’s individual identity from bits of their browsing history-could get easier. The EFF claims that FLoC raises new privacy concerns with its attempt to replace cookies. Despite that, other big tech companies like Apple and Microsoft aren’t getting on the bandwagon. Google claims that this grouping together of anonymized browsing activity will effectively hide people’s individual identities. The data from these groups, called cohorts, is then used to show people targeted ads. FLoC works by monitoring people’s browsing, assigning their aggregated behavior an ID, and then grouping browsers with similar browsing behaviors together.