I run every sketchy installer in Windows Sandbox, and it's saved me twice this year
The article discusses the benefits of using Windows Sandbox for testing potentially harmful software. It highlights how this tool provides an isolated environment that protects the main operating system from malware. The author argues that Windows Sandbox should be available in all editions of Windows to enhance user safety.
- ▪Windows Sandbox creates an isolated environment within Windows for testing apps and software.
- ▪The feature is less popular due to its restriction to the Pro edition of Windows.
- ▪Using Windows Sandbox has protected the author from malware during software testing.
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