Luketan/sandbox

Interesting new product that protects you while surfing. Only Internet explorer version so far. It uses a combination of techniques including site analysis blacklisting and attempts to stop legitimate attempts to install while browsing (content analysis as well).

Currently in beta. Decision hasn't being made yet whether to charge or whether a free none time limited version will be release together with a paid version.





Restriction of application rights, the screen goes on for 3 more pages





More options for sandboxing



Some more



Site blocking warning

From the page: "The Spyberus client does not rely on signatures to protect users� PCs from malware. Instead, it first creates a �oevirtual sandbox” for tracking newly installed programs, monitoring all programs installed by tracking file activity and all writes to hard drive.
Then, it applies defined behavioral characteristics of malware to intelligently and proactively analyze programs, hunting down and paralyzing any activity or behavior that might compromise the security of a PC.

The core technology resides at the driver level. It creates a program activity history database that stores exact URLs where software was downloaded, enabling the tracing back of malware to its original web site�"even stealth installs. Spyberus can sort installs by time, date and name, as well as identify installed programs that do not elect to register themselves. As a result, when a questionable or malicious program needs uninstalling, the Spyberus client can locate and ensure that every file and registry entry is purged completely."

From the page: "irtual Sandbox�,,� Internet Security and Privacy Protection. Finally, use modern virtualization technology for Internet security and privacy protection.

Virtual Sandbox is a secure software system designed to allow unknown or untrusted programs to be run in an isolated environment without access to personal files, local networks, and system settings. With Virtual Sandbox installed, programs can be allowed to run in a discardable, carefully tailored, virtual environment that is contained and isolated from the operating system, but appears on your Windows desktop."