Comment by saagarjha 6 years ago Sandboxing has almost nothing to do with (and does not prevent) function hooking. 3 comments saagarjha Reply pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. saagarjha 6 years ago How so? With dynamic linking function hooking is not all that difficult. pjmlp 6 years ago For the stuff that comes with your own package sure, but don't expect to override all the OS libraries without eventually get the process killed, like trying to use DLL injection and OS Hooks on Windows.
pjmlp 6 years ago True, they are orthogonal.However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case. saagarjha 6 years ago How so? With dynamic linking function hooking is not all that difficult. pjmlp 6 years ago For the stuff that comes with your own package sure, but don't expect to override all the OS libraries without eventually get the process killed, like trying to use DLL injection and OS Hooks on Windows.
saagarjha 6 years ago How so? With dynamic linking function hooking is not all that difficult. pjmlp 6 years ago For the stuff that comes with your own package sure, but don't expect to override all the OS libraries without eventually get the process killed, like trying to use DLL injection and OS Hooks on Windows.
pjmlp 6 years ago For the stuff that comes with your own package sure, but don't expect to override all the OS libraries without eventually get the process killed, like trying to use DLL injection and OS Hooks on Windows.
True, they are orthogonal.
However Windows, xOS and Android sandboxing are relatively restrictive in that use case.
How so? With dynamic linking function hooking is not all that difficult.
For the stuff that comes with your own package sure, but don't expect to override all the OS libraries without eventually get the process killed, like trying to use DLL injection and OS Hooks on Windows.