While the concept of sandboxing isn’t new, it wasn’t until a few years ago that it entered the mainstream network security vocabulary and enterprises began using on-premises sandboxing appliances to test suspicious executables for malware. And while the results have been impressive — especially compared to systems that rely exclusively on signature-based antivirus software — there has been some criticism of late with respect to sandboxing’s potential and, especially, its limitations.
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