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Anti Sandboxie! - Help please.

Hello,
Anyone have working and 100% BYPASS Anti sandboxie source code for delphi?

I tried it :
Function AntiNormanSandbox: Boolean;
var
Username: PChar;
UsernameSize: cardinal;
begin
Result := False;
GetMem(Username, 64);
UsernameSize := 64;
GetUserName(Username, UsernameSize);
if Username = 'CurrentUser' then Result := True;
end;

but it's not working for me and still sandbox of Avast is alarmed :(

Could someoen help me?
(Mar 7, 2012 09:03 AM)maches Wrote:  Hello,
Anyone have working and 100% BYPASS Anti sandboxie source code for delphi?

I tried it :
Function AntiNormanSandbox: Boolean;
var
Username: PChar;
UsernameSize: cardinal;
begin
Result := False;
GetMem(Username, 64);
UsernameSize := 64;
GetUserName(Username, UsernameSize);
if Username = 'CurrentUser' then Result := True;
end;

but it's not working for me and still sandbox of Avast is alarmed :(

Could someoen help me?

How is that function supposed to detect sandboxie? it doesnt really do anything...

Check if the title of your window contains "#" and if true then your in sandbox...

Maybe thats not the best way to do it but it gets the job done.

Also, advice from me, take it or leave it (no offence) but i would not use anti's at all, they raise detection and are pretty much useless...
Sandboxie loads a dll called SbieDll.dll in your process; just do a GetModuleHandle(pChar('SbieDll.dll')); and you'll be fine.
function Sandboxie: boolean;
var
hMod:THandle;
begin
Result := False;
hMod:= GetModuleHandle(pchar('SbieDll.dll'));
if hMod <> 0 then Result := True;
end;
(Mar 7, 2012 02:52 PM)The Penguin Wrote:  How is that function supposed to detect sandboxie? it doesnt really do anything...

Check if the title of your window contains "#" and if true then your in sandbox...

Maybe thats not the best way to do it but it gets the job done.

Also, advice from me, take it or leave it (no offence) but i would not use anti's at all, they raise detection and are pretty much useless...

Even that isn't 100% anti-sandboxie, as you can change the window title in it's options.
if FindWindowA('SandboxieControlWndClassL',nil) <> 0 then
ExitProcess( 0 );

100% working 🤗
This topic is a big mess all together (main post).
You are using a normansandbox code, with a topic title about sandboxie (which is the name of an app) and at the end of the post you talk about avast sandbox.
Maybe I am getting crazy, I don't know, but you have no idea of what you talking about or doing.
God you have no idea what your talking about. Learn 2 code.
function Sandboxie: boolean;
var
hMod:THandle;
begin
Result := False;
hMod:= GetModuleHandle(pchar('SbieDll.dll'));
if hMod <> 0 then Result := True;
end;

simply becomes

function Sandboxie: boolean;
begin
Result := GetModuleHandle(pchar('SbieDll.dll')) > 0;
end;


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