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virtual machine

n.
A software program that emulates a hardware system.
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Therefore, apart from static analysis, we run the different variants of cryptoviral malware under a controlled sandbox environment comprising different virtual hosts in VirtualBox. The diagram below in Fig.
Multiple software tools including VMware ThinApp, Microsoft Hyper-V, and Oracle VirtualBox were evaluated.
Recent work from Priyanka Sharma et al provides Cloud environment using VirtualBox open source virtualisation software and OpenStack Cloud environment framework [49].
VirtualBox, a free and open source virtual machine (VM) solution by Oracle, allows a local replica of the server to be run on a user's computer.
VMware Workstation and ESXi, Docker Containers and Oracle VM VirtualBox, are supported as well.
Additionally, all Fedora 28 editions have also seen improvements to Virtualbox guest support, designed to simplify the user experience in running Fedora 28 as a Virtualbox guest on other operating systems.
It covers the leading virtualization products, including Oracle VirtualBox, VMware Workstation, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware vSphere, VMware Horizon, Microsoft VDI, VMware vCloud, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager, and VMware vCenter, and how to install and use them, apply virtualization technology to create virtual data centers that use clusters for high availability, use management software to administer multiple host systems, implement a virtual desktop environment, and leverage cloud computing to build or extend the data center and provide disaster recovery services.
Oracle VM VirtualBox [5] (formerly Sun VirtualBox, Sun xVMVirtualBox and InnotekVirtualBox) is a free and open-source hypervisor for x86 computers from Oracle Corporation.
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