Disposable Environment:
- Imagine getting a new, clean space every time you start browsing.
- This happens through tricks like virtualization, containerization, or using the cloud.
Reset After Use:
- When you finish browsing or if the session times out, everything in that protective bubble is wiped clean.
- Think of it like throwing away all the garbage after using a disposable cup.
Blocking Bad Stuff:
- If there’s any nasty code or harmful stuff on a website, it gets tossed out with the rest of the disposable environment.
- This means it never gets a chance to reach your computer or network.
Treating Everything as Suspicious:
- All websites and files are treated like potential troublemakers unless someone specifically says they’re okay.
- It’s like treating all strangers with caution until you know they’re trustworthy.
Equal Treatment for Files:
- In this protected space, files can be looked at without downloading them, just to make sure they’re safe.
- It’s like checking a gift without unwrapping it to see if it’s okay.
Different from Other Methods:
- Unlike some other security methods that play favorites and let certain things through based on signs, this one treats everything equally.
- It’s like having a strict bouncer at a club who doesn’t let anyone in without a thorough check.