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Hexo
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Hey,
it seems that the "Advanced process monitoring" of my Security Suite F-Secure Internet Security 2012 made the problem in the combination with Sandboxie and Chrome. When i disable the "Advanced process monitoring" of F-Secure everthing is working fine. If i enable "Advanced process monitoring": 1. Chrome wouldn´t work in the Sandbox 2. FireFox 11 works fine in the Sandbox 3. Opera works fine in the Sandbox 4. IE9 works fine in the Sandbox So, only the Chrome Browser wouldn´t work.... in the Sandbox... EDIT: In the Windows Event Viewer i found this message:
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tzuk
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Thanks for pinpointing the cause. I will try to reproduce the problem and post an update, hopefully as early as tomorrow. |
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_________________ tzuk |
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tzuk
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I was able to reproduce the problem. Please check if this version fixes the problem:
http://www.sandboxie.com/SandboxieInstall64-367-01a.exe The problem is really in F-Secure code. In case they are reading this, I will describe my findings. They inject some code into process startup sequence in order to load their fs-hook DLL into the process. This code uses the WriteProcessMemory API. For the fifth parameter to this API (lpNumberOfBytesWritten in the documentation) they pass a 32-bit parameter, when they should pass a 64-bit parameter. This works fine in the normal case when the stack is full of zeroes. But if the stack contains garbage data then the upper 32-bits of that 64-bit parameter is also gargage data. This causes the crash, and it only happen in 64-bit processes (and therefore only on 64-bit Windows). The fix I put in place was for Sandboxie to reset the stack after it uses it, to emulate the state of the system before Sandboxie code ever had a chance to run and fill the stack with random garbage data. |
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Hexo
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Thank tzuk for the fast reply.
I have installed the "Bugfix" Version and it seems, that now everything is working fine. I have post a link to this topic in the F-Secure Forum. Maybe they will read you answere. |
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