We did talk, and someone from LastPass reviewed the compatibility settings in Sandboxie and approved them. I'm going to try to improve the detection of LastPass in Sandboxie, but other than that, no other changes.

That would be great

I gave them detail explanation of what's going on, and where and when my problems do appear, but as you might think, the easiest thing to do for them is to jump on the first ball and blame sandboxie.

Although I did mention couple of time, that I did get connection errors running just FF (un-sandboxed), but, like I said, it's easiest to blame it on some other software
not blaming not defending either one

Also, I will check upon them to see if they found out something

If you could improve compatibility, that would be awesome, as LastPass as well as Sandboxie are both great, and It would be shame if they didn't work flawlessly with each other

Thank you for you will to improve Sandobxie's compatibility with LastPass

Also, I want to take this opportunity, to wish you a Happy Easter personally, and to all forum members, and to all in general

If I can be of any assistance, do not hesitate to contact me
Take care

tzuk, any news?

i did get a msg from LastPass team that I still have +200 one time passwords generated, and that they will send me info as how to remove those

i did clean on all the cache in Ie32bit and Ie64bit
I run them both as Admin and as non admin, and cleaned everything

also, I did cleaned everything in Firefox

and I make sure that In all Ie versions and firefox, "save OTD passoword for acc recovery" is disabled

I'm not sure what to tell you. They told me that if your LastPass folder is not going through the effect of sandboxing, then you shouldn't have a problem with one-time passwords. Do you have the LastPass compatibility settings in Sandboxie turned on? In Sandboxie Control, Configure menu, Software Compatibility.

yes, I do have LastPass compatibility enabled
don't know whats going on then..

I don't know. Maybe the one-time data has something to do with cookies.

You can try to go into Sandboxie Control > Sandbox Settings > Applications > Web Browser > (whatever browser)
find the setting that gives direct access to cookies and enable it.

hi there

but that would lower my security!

i have disabled my OTP passwords, and I am waiting from Last Pass to tell me are there still +200 OTP generated on the servere side, or are they removed
I am using Sandboxie for this particular reason not to have cookies stored and for everything to be deleted

If you find something, please do let me know!

The person from LastPass that I talked to did say that multiple one-time passwords were generated because the LastPass data folder was being recreated in the sandbox, not because of cookies. I'm suggesting cookies because you say the problem still persists.

As for a security issue, cookies aren't really known for being a security vulnerability, it's more about web sites "remembering" you.

how can I avoid OTP being generated? i have that option disabled in my plugin, in IE and in FF

also, I ain't having no more connection errors, ever since I disabled that option, but LastPass support informed me that I still have +200 OTP generated on the server (as they can see it)

I did clean all my cache, and then requested them to check again, and I am still waiting for reply

do you have some ideas as to how avoid OTP being generated? i don't see how they could be generated if I have that option disabled now? must have been previous ones
how to disable them? i bet there is something that needs to be removed from HDD that plugin generated

p.s.
i don't want sites tracking my movement by cookies

I'm sorry, I don't know enough about LastPass to answer specific questions. I can only repeat to you what the person from LastPass has told me.

okey

if I find out something new, I'll post here

hi all

to help others, i'll post what the lastpass supported just sent me over the email

...


"You can search for this file location: %appdata%\..\LocalLow\LastPass and delete the .sotp files, although they shouldn't be accessible any longer. If you have other operating systems, the other file locations are referenced here: https://lastpass.com/support.php?cmd=showfaq&id=425&questiondefault=%25appdata if you'd like to ensure the .sotp files are not present for any browser or computer. "

I hope this helps others

Hey Guest 10,

I can confirm now that this problem was due to the option "save disabled 1 time password"
The moment I turned it off, it went away.

Also, I've been wanting to ask you one thing

I want to find out what registry entries are created/modified by Audicity portable version ( http://audacity.sourceforge.net/download/windows ).

I did run the program in sandbox, and closed the program (not deleted from sandboxie)
Then I've loaded the registry hive, but there seems to be more entries then by just the program itself?

How can I exactly inspect what happened when I ran this program outside of Sandboxie?

Thank you for your time Guest!
Take care