Application Security through Sandbox Virtualization
Liberios Vokorokos
Abstract
Liberios Vokorokos
Abstract
This article is aimed at the creation of a secure, virtualized system sandbox environment at the level of the respective applications. The proposed sandbox model allows us to generate a secure environment for various untrusted applications and resolve potential security incidents, such as zero day vulnerabilities. The resulting work is a functional sandbox within the MS Windows operating system, which protects the system against potentially hazardous applications. The sandbox has a minimal impact on the semantics and the time of the executed program and provides an efficient sandbox configuration interface.
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This article is aimed at the creation of a secure, virtualized system sandbox environment at the level of the respective applications. The proposed sandbox model allows us to generate a secure environment for various untrusted applications and resolve potential security incidents, such as zero day vulnerabilities. The resulting work is a functional sandbox within the MS Windows operating system, which protects the system against potentially hazardous applications. The sandbox has a minimal impact on the semantics and the time of the executed program and provides an efficient sandbox configuration interface.
Key concepts: Sandbox (software development), Computer science, Virtualization, Computer security, Workaround, Operating system, Cloud computing