Hello everyone!
I'm really sorry for that question but I couldn't find similar thread here.
I am a system administrator in small company and we do not use Sandboxie at all. But now there is Sanboxie Service wants to run on important computer and I'm not really sure that it's not kind of Phishing.
So I want to compare Hash information of my Sandboxie Service with official one. But I couldn't find any hash information on the official cite.
Could you please write in the comments the hash if you don't mind.
This is what I got on my computer:
About hash:
C:\WINDOWS\system32>certutil -hashfile "C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Sandboxie\sandboxie.exe" SHA256
Хэш SHA256 C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Sandboxie\sandboxie.exe:
1a817d92aef6111c6dfd462753d0cf462a6c99b62dc6f440f7bb0dbdfb588fb0
CertUtil: -hashfile — команда успешно выполнена.
The HASH value you wrote matches SbieSvc.exe in Sandboxie Plus 1.15.4 64-bit version, but why it is named sandboxie.exe is suspicious. Use the original installer from the Github relase page, otherwise do not trust installer files that come from unknown sources. There may be other malicious programs added to them.
The HASH value you wrote matches SbieSvc.exe in Sandboxie Plus 1.15.4 64-bit version, but why it is named sandboxie.exe is suspicious. Use the original installer from the Github relase page, otherwise do not trust installer files that come from unknown sources. There may be other malicious programs added to them.
It appears to be the case that someone (or a group) bundles SbieDll.dll with a renamed SbieSvc.exe. unarchiver.log might be present at C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Temp\. The reason for this is unknown, but I suspect that it won't be something good.
If you have not installed Sandboxie, C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Sandboxie is not supposed to exist. By default, the path (is supposed to be different for Sandboxie-Plus and) is not supposed to contain executable files. You should remove C:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Sandboxie and its contents, even without the intention to install Sandboxie. It seems to be a good advice to monitor the system for other items or changes.