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Intune-App-Sandbox

Intune-App-Sandbox is a testing utility for PowerShell-based installers packaged with the Win32 Content Prep Tool for Intune deployments. It creates a sandbox workspace (C:\SandboxEnvironment), and adds context-menu options to pack with IntunewinUtil or run tests in a Safe sandbox. It also supports a detection-based test flow and a reusable template script to accelerate building and validating packaging for Win32 apps in Intune.

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WindowsWin32 Apps

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Security Analysis

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1 Issue Found

10 files scanned on Jul 12, 2026

Issues Detected
No Obfuscated Code
No base64 encoded commands or hidden scripts
Module manifest appears garbled with binary-like characters; potential obfuscation or tampering. This hinders auditing and may indicate attempted concealment. Validate integrity and authorship of the manifest.
Passed Checks
No Remote Execution
No Credential Theft
No Data Exfiltration
No Malicious Patterns
No Hardcoded Secrets
AI Analysis

The Intune-App-Sandbox codebase is aligned with legitimate Intune/Win32 sandbox deployment practices but contains notable security considerations. A garbled manifest in Intune-App-Sandbox.psd1 suggests potential tampering or obfuscation. Privilege-escalation patterns (executionpolicy bypass and SYSTEM-level scheduled task) exist in the logon scripting flow. Sandbox host-folder mappings allow write access to host data, creating data exfiltration risks. The code also collects installed software data inside the sandbox. No hardcoded secrets detected; no external remote code downloads observed. Recommend validating the PSD1 file integrity, restricting sandbox privilege elevations, and tightening sandbox host mappings; document all data collection and ensure proper logging and least-privilege usage.

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