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DiskCryptor version 2.0.2 marks the first stable release of the 2.x series, bringing together the major architectural improvements introduced in 2.0 with further performance gains, expanded ARM64 support, and important bootloader and reliability fixes. Following the initial beta releases, the new generation is now ready for stable use. Users running DiskCryptor 2.0.0 or 2.0.1 should upgrade. All use of DiskCryptor remains at the user’s own risk. Before encrypting a volume or changing its...

This release fixes a compatibility issue that caused Chromium-based browsers and many Electron applications to crash when launched in Application Compartment boxes. The cause was incorrect hook target detection. With this fixed, desktop applications built on Electron, including Claude Desktop and similar apps, should now run more reliably in these boxes. It also fixes how Sandboxie handles File IDs queried through fsutil. These IDs are now inverted consistently with File IDs returned...

I am pleased to announce the release of ShadowFreeze 1.0.5, the first final release of ShadowFreeze. ShadowFreeze is a Windows disk virtualization and system-freezing solution designed to protect a system volume by redirecting changes into an overlay. While protection is active, applications and Windows continue to see and use the system normally, but modifications are kept separate from the original disk state. After discarding the overlay and rebooting, the system returns to its previous...

Task Explorer 2.0 is a major release introducing native Linux support and remote system monitoring. Task Explorer is now available natively for Linux on both x64 and ARM64. The Linux version includes Wine integration, allowing Task Explorer to expose additional Windows-specific information for Wine processes, including Windows process names and PIDs, handles, windows and tokens. The second major addition is remote monitoring through the new TaskServer and TaskRemote components. Task...

This maintenance update focuses on improving reliability and resolving a few important issues reported after the previous release. A new crash dump mechanism has been introduced to provide more reliable diagnostics, making it easier to investigate and resolve unexpected crashes in future releases. The most significant fix addresses a regression in the uninstaller caused by the self-protection mechanism. In the previous build, affected users could find themselves unable to uninstall...

A copy of the Sandboxie documentation is hosted on GitHub, where you can contribute by providing additions to it. Contribution to the project can make you eligible for a contributor certificate. Contributors are meant to follow a code of conduct. On how to apply a supporter certificate.