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HungryMan
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They shouldn't mess with each other.
I think there's a sbxie.dll or something like that that gets injected into processes. I'm not sure if Sandboxie has been tested with ASLR but you may want to EMET Sandboxie since it does inject itself into processes. |
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BoredNow
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I have EMET enabled on all my browsers (IE - Firefox - Dragon) and they work fine...fyi
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MrParanoid
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I'd like to bump this question and possibly get Tzuk's opinion on this as well. I agree with STV's concerns but I also see why they may not mess with each other.
I know it's kind of like asking for a clear answer then there probably isn't one. But I'm asking anyway. |
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