We can sandbox a program or process to limit its access to the system’s resources and prevent it from making changes to the system. This can be useful for testing new software, running untrusted code, or isolating a process that may be unstable.
“Sandboxing” is a general term for techniques that isolate a program or process from the rest of the system. This can be done in hardware, software, or a combination of both. Hardware sandboxing uses physical barriers to isolate the program or process, while software sandboxing uses virtual barriers to isolate the program or process.