Windows 10 May 2019 update breaks Sandbox security feature for some Insiders
Windows Sandbox is intended to help Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise users test untrusted code and websites in a secure environment
Windows Sandbox comes with version 1903, the May update, for Windows Pro and Enterprise customers. Image via Pixabay
The Windows 10 Sandbox, a key security feature introduced with Microsoft's May update for the operating system, appears to be broken for a number of Windows Insider users. Microsoft says the Sandbox...
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