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Commonly deployed solutions can be divided into sandboxing and isolation. Theyhave their own strengths and weaknesses: Sandboxing preserves resourcenamespace. Applications have the same view of resources and hence PIP facilitatesapplication composition. However, it is difficult to develop untrusted code policies that preserve usability and protect against sophisticated malware. On the other hand, isolation permits sufficient access for mostapplications to work while separating the resources used by benign and untrustedprocesses. It also requires no policy development, making untrustedprocesses usable. However, user data is partitioned into multiple containers, making it hard to compose applications. To share data across containers, datahas to be transferred out-of-band. As such, malware may also be transferred andto breach the security. The goal of our approach is to provide same security protection as isolation butunder a single, unfragmented view of user's data. It is natural to start withthe sandboxing model. However, as mentioned earlier, it is difficult to developsecure yet functional sandboxing policies for untrusted code. So, we focus policy enforcement on goodware rather than(potential) malware. In addition to preventing subversion attacks on benignsoftware, our design utilizes benign sandboxing to relax and simplify policieson untrusted code, thus improving their usability as well as security. Key features decomposed sandbox architecture: combine sandboxing for untrusted and benign processes to simplify the design and implementation techniques for inferring policies from runtime time and profile data for untrusted processes system integrity assurance sparing users from making security-critical policy decisions portable implementation (supports both Linux, BSD, and Windows OSes)Download and Installation Shipped under GPLv3. The download is available in the following formats: A preconfigured Linux VM image in the open virtual architecture (ova) format. A README file is also available. A source tarball. Please read the README and DOCUMENTATION file in the package for more information. The package includes an installer that can install the system on 32-bit Ubuntu 10.04 in two commands:cd lwip_installationsudo ./install.sh A precompiled binary for Windows VM available for download (select IE11 on Win8.1), as wellas source code in Microsoft Visual Studio project format. A README file is also available.The system was also ported to 32-bit PCBSD 8.0. The above installation packages, however, have been tested on 32-bit Ubuntu 10.04 and 32-bit Windows 8.1 only. Users interested in installing the system on BSD or other Windows systems can send email (wsze atcs dot stonybrook dot edu) to request for information regarding installationinstructions.AcknowledgementsThis work was supported in part by an AFOSR grant FA9550-09-1-0539, an NSFgrant CNS-0831298, an ONR grant N000140710928, and a DARPA contractFA8650-15-C-7561.