"We are thrilled to give the code to the community," Sophos Director of Product Marketing Seth Geftic said. Invincea acquired Sandboxie from Tzur in December 2013 and the app eventually moved under Sophos' software umbrella after the cybersecurity firm announced Invincea's acquisition in February 2017. Later, Tzur upgraded Sandboxie to also support sandboxing any other Windows applications that required a secure virtual sandbox for while running. Bleeping Computer reports: Sandboxie was initially developed by Ronen Tzur and released on June 26, 2004, as a simple utility to help run Internet Explorer within a secure and isolated sandbox environment.
Cybersecurity firm Sophos announced today that it has open-sourced the Sandboxie Windows sandbox-based isolation utility 15 years after it was released.
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