Sandboxing and process isolation techniques used to increase security in operating systems are of great importance today. Sandboxing in operating systems prevents the spread of potentially malicious software by isolating applications from the rest of the system. Process isolation, on the other hand, prevents the crash of one process from affecting the others by isolating processes from each other. In our blog post, the benefits of sandboxing, process isolation techniques, the differences between these two methods, innovative approaches and possible difficulties are examined in detail. Sandboxing methods and applications, the role of process isolation in operating systems and the relationship between security are also discussed, emphasizing the critical importance of these techniques in modern operating systems. These methods are the cornerstones in ensuring system security and creating defense mechanisms against potential threats. Here's the content section...