How does sandboxing help with the analysis of malware?

The correct answer is C. It allows suspicious applications to run in a safe and isolated testing environment. Sandboxing isolates a suspected application in a secure, controlled environment where it can be executed and analyzed without risking damage to the host system or network.

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AIt defines the suspicious or malicious applications that should be blocked.
BIt specifies the applications that are authorized for use on the network.
CIt allows suspicious applications to run in a safe and isolated testing environment.
DIt restricts traffic from passing from one network to another.

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A
6% (1)
C
88% (14)
D
6% (1)

Explanation

Sandboxing isolates a suspected application in a secure, controlled environment where it can be executed and analyzed without risking damage to the host system or network.

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