December 3, 20223 yr I'm often placed in a position where I'm compelled to open links to PDFs. Does opening such links in a "New Incognito window" provide any layer of protection against something malicious that might lurk within the PDF?
December 4, 20223 yr 11 hours ago, Mickeymaus said: The incognito window is no "sandbox". It is just there to surf incognito. I don't think that the "incognito" winndow allows incognito surfing. All it does, I believe, is not record your website history on your PC or phone. Your surfing. and the sites you visit, is still logged at the ISP. You are not surfing without leaving traces.
December 4, 20223 yr 1 minute ago, Tony M said: I don't think that the "incognito" winndow allows incognito surfing. All it does, I believe, is not record your website history on your PC or phone. Your surfing. and the sites you visit, is still logged at the ISP. You are not surfing without leaving traces. If you want to be more incognito then you have to use a VPN. I always use the Opera Browser for this.
December 6, 20223 yr Author On 12/3/2022 at 8:42 PM, MJCM said: https://sandboxie-plus.com/sandboxie/ Free I tried installing this and actually think I might've succeeded. I feel like a tech wizard. So, from now on, if I have to open a link about which I'm less than 100% confident, I just launch a web session from the "Sandboxed Web Browser" desktop icon and then plug in the link?
December 6, 20223 yr A pdf browser exploit would fetch a high price in bug bounties, I doubt it'd be wasted on you. I don't think there's been a 0day like this in the wild now for a quite a while.
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