Closed DavidBerdik closed 2 years ago
SandboxieRpcSs.exe
is visible, as it is in the sandbox along with the process from which you need to hide, so the setting does not help.
I would like to be able to hide any processes.
the idea is to add a exception in how the mechanism works to allow hinging built in sandboxie services
with built 1.0.10 every process that's name starts with Sandboxie will be able to be hidden from the sandbox its running in
with built 1.0.10 every process that's name starts with Sandboxie will be able to be hidden from the sandbox its running in
Cool! I am looking forward to trying it out! And also digging through the code to figure out how you did it since I wasn't able to pull it off myself.
with built 1.0.10 every process that's name starts with Sandboxie will be able to be hidden from the sandbox its running in
David, what about implementing hiding all of the Sandboxie processes and maybe some other things all together under an "Try to hide Sandboxie" checkbox option under the sandbox settings?
@LucioAmely Exactly what I was thinking.
Describe the bug Using the
HideHostProcess
configuration option is supposed to prevent the application listed from being visible in the process list to application running in the sandbox, however, this does not work forSandboxieRpcSs.exe
, and it is still visible.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
HideHostProcess=SandboxieRpcSs.exe
to your Sandboxie configuration.SandboxieRpcSs.exe
. (I used Respondus LockDown Browser)SandboxieRpcSs.exe
will be detected even though it is supposed to be hidden according to the rule defined in the configuration file.Expected behavior
SandboxieRpcSs.exe
is not visible to the process running in the sandbox.System details and installed software
This issue was filed at the request of @DavidXanatos after having a discussion about it with him.