Microvirtualization
Microvirtualization is a security technique that isolates an application or a specific process from the rest of the operating system and other applications. Unlike traditional virtualization, which creates entire virtual machines, microvirtualization focuses on a much smaller scope, typically a single application or a group of closely related processes. This fine-grained approach aims to prevent malicious code from spreading or causing damage by confining it to its isolated micro-environment.
The core principle behind microvirtualization is to create a protected sandbox where the target application runs.
This technology can be implemented through various methods, often involving modifying the application's behavior at a