[Numerous cookie threats]

Also, if you will always want your sandbox to empty when you are finished browsing, you can configure Sandboxie to do it automatically. Information regarding how to do that is here.

 

 

Finally emptied Sandboxie and configured SB to automatically deleted box. I guess I need to go through all tutorials on Sanboxie so I can better understand the program.

Any other set up tips you have would be appreciated. Thanks for hangning in there with me as I struggle to get this set up correctly.

[Numerous cookie threats]

Superantispyware is showing you which cookies are 'trapped'' in the sandbox while surfing. They are not on your real system.

 

Empty the sandbox then do a SAS scan and let us know.

 

EDIT

cc1 and I hit the button together!!

I guess I don't know how to empty the sandbox as I just ran SAS and got 5 more threats. In Sandboxie Control it shows Sandbox as default and under PID it shows active.

Is there anything under UAC that I need to change? TIA

[Numerous cookie threats]

Here is the list:

C:\Sandbox\my name\Default Box\user\current\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\my.name\@ 1.interclick[1].txt

\@at.atwola[2].txt

\wsod[2].txt

\interclick[1].txt

\yieldmanager[1].txt

\media6degrees[1].txt

\ads.infinisource[2].txt

\tracking.foxnews[2].txt

\revsci[1]/txt

\tacoda[2].txt

then there is one in C:\user\my name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\windows\cookies\my.name\atdnt[2].txt

then 4 after cookies\low\my.name\@ad.wsod[2].txt

\@dmtracker[1].txt

\@kontrea[2].txt

\media6degreas[1].txt

This was todays findings which ask me to reboot to remove some of the threats.

Does this have anything to do with the way I have set these up?

Forgot the say THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP!

[Numerous cookie threats]

I'm wondering how you have the cookies if you are running your browser sandboxed.

 

What are the cookies?

 

Which browser?

 

 

Running IE8 thru Sanboxie and is there anyway I can paste all the cookies here?

Default home page is Yahoo and sometimes MSN.

[Numerous cookie threats]

Just joined Piriform Forum and have a question regarding Superantispyware scan.

I am running Vista Home Premium 32 bit, Avast 5....,Spywareblaster, Superantispyware and Sandboxie.

I log in and update everything and only go to tech forums like BBS, MajorGeek,Vista,G4 tech support and normal friendly e=mails, so it's not like I am going or opening things that are a threat to my computer.

 

After I update Superantispyware and run a scan I get 15-20 cookie threats and then need to reboot. What can I do to reduce these threats or is normal in today's computing?