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A sandbox is a process-level isolation mechanism that runs the rendering engine in a restricted environment, depriving it of direct access to the file system, network, and system APIs; mature IDEs typically use Chromium's --sandbox, Electron's sandbox: true option, or a separate rendering process to restrict the behavior of preview content.
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10/15/2026
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Claude Code Desktop Vulnerability Exposed: Preview Pane Becomes a Data Exfiltration Channel
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