What might be an efficient medium for this to occur? email, forum, Database server website similar to VT?

Another issue popped up. The first time it occurred I failed to recognize it.

After using BSA the browser now gives a 302 redirect from search engines on Firefox and Opera.
Previous to using BSA, starting the browsers in Sandboxie produced no 302 redirect.

What could be causing this?

I guess the most efficient would be a database server website



Browser running sandboxed or unsandboxed?

The browser is running sandboxed.

In my Google quest I found some discussion on 302 redirects involving javascript, ajax and JSON.

Does happen the same when you sandbox FireFox but don´t run BSA?

If I had never run BSA and sandbox Firefox or Opera I would never see 302 redirect.
They only occurred after the use of BSA with Sandboxie.

First time I used BSA I got the multiprocess firefox issue and the 302 redirect issue in Opera.

I didn't bring it to your attention because I didn't know it was related to BSA.
After updating Firefox to 3.6.10 the multiprocess issue disappeared but I can't say it was a result of the upgrade because I hadn't given it a run just before the upgrade either, many days apart.

302 redirects have stopped on their own with out my intervention. I don't know how they began nor how it solved itself. I have updated absolutely nothing since FF upgrade.

302 redirections were not related to BSA because it doesn´t change any registry value or anything that may cause such effect.

Maybe you got some malware inside the sandbox folder and it was gone when you deleted sandbox folder contents.

Whenever I click the Start Analysis button, "Sandboxie not found!" is displayed in the BSA status bar. The Start Analysis button stays highlighted. I'm expecting the highlight to change to the Stop Analysis button, but that doesn't happen . I'm unable to use this new version of BSA. Sandboxie is currently running. BSA 1.13 still works.

BSA 1.23
Sandboxie 3.46 and 3.48 (registered)
WinPcap 4.1.2
Windows XP SP3
SbieCtrl.exe and SbieSvc.exe both appear in Task Manager > Processes

Edit: Didn't realize there was a Sandboxie update. Problem persists with version 3.48

Tell me the value of the next registry key:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\sandbox\command

The key "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\sandbox\command" is present, but has no name/value pairs in it.

That´s the problem. That key should contain a value.

I suggest you reinstall Sandboxie to fix the problem.

Thanks. It turns out a reinstall wasn't necessary. All I had to do was check Add right-click action "Run Sandboxed" to files and folders to get Sandboxie to add that key. I had unchecked that a long time ago to reduce context menu clutter and didn't realize that recent versions of BSA now require it to be checked.

Thanks for the information!

I thought that key was always present when Sandboxie is installed.

Next time other user reports the same problem I know the solution.

I figured it was something like that. I'm glad to help out. It's the least I can do to show my appreciation for BSA.

Put your review here after you test it.

I figured as much.


It didn't disappear across sandbox deletions previously.

When I use Virus Total, it goes outside the sandbox to get files for upload, like the sandbox isn't there.

When I run BSA to analyze FF, just start then stop, I have keylogger and backdoor detections in the analysis.
I will have to try with a connection and without a connection to see if there is a difference.