sandbox

Thanks to Oracle's latest changes, it appears I have to sign an applet even though I don't need or want it to have unrestricted access to the user's computer (which is why its currently unsigned). In particular, I don't want the warning they show for signed applets: This application will run with unrestricted access which may put your computer and personal information at risk. ...which will scare the people using it. Is it possible to sign an applet but mark it in some way to say "but keep using the sandbox"? The only reason I'm signing it is that as of Version 7, Update 40, Oracle has further

This is the second time I've seen the error "Scripted Sandbox64.exe has stopped working" in Visual Studio 2015. In my particular case, I was building a Windows Forms application and you place the application into the system tray in Windows. This application also writes files using System.IO. The project has nothing more than that. Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition crashes. Bahien Nguyen Disable the Diagnostic tool under Tools -> Options -> Debugging -> General -> Enable Diagnostic Tools while debugging More information: https://stackoverflow.com/a/31904957/2856307 Just adding the

I've a simple unix tool made by me that launches the main cocoa app from a shell. I need to sandbox it but when I run it, it crashes with error "Illegal instruction: 4", on console.app I can see the following error message Sandbox creation failed: Container object initialization failed: NIL container info object with no error description for visdiff The file is correctly signed with codesign. I've read the post Mac OS app, sandbox with command line tool? but it doesn't help I was having this exact problem, and it went away when I added an embedded Info.plist. Try these clang flags (assuming

We have taken iOS developer Enterprise account and we have received the MDM certificate which is in .pem format.We have download this mdm certificate from the portal https://identity.apple.com/pushcert/ But we don't have idea that this is production MDM certificate or development MDM certificate. First we want to test MDM commands using development certificate and after getting MDM payloads,we can can continue for production. So my question is how to create MDM/APNS certificate which can be used for getting MDM push notification from gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com , if this is possible. I have

I need to serve user-submitted scripts on my site (sort of like jsfiddle ). I want the scripts to run on visitors browsers in a safe manner, isolated from the page they are served on. Since the code is submitted by users, there is no guarantee it is trustworthy. Right now I can think of three options: Serve the user-submitted content in an iframe from a different domain , and rely on the same-origin policy. This would require setting up an additional domain which I'd like to avoid if possible. I believe this is how jsfiddle does it. The script can still do some damage, changing top.location

I need to compile and run user-submitted scripts on my site, similar to what codepad and ideone do. How can I sandbox these programs so that malicious users don't take down my server? Specifically, I want to lock them inside an empty directory and prevent them from reading or writing anywhere outside of that, from consuming too much memory or CPU, or from doing anything else malicious. I will need to communicate with these programs via pipes (over stdin/stdout) from outside the sandbox. Angus codepad.org has something based on geordi , which runs everything in a chroot (i.e restricted to a