Rambo

Rambo is a bit of automation around Windows Sandbox to generate a .wsb file that launches the designated program after mounting that program's folder.

Requirements

Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise
The "Windows Sandbox" feature enabled, which can be done via:
1. Open an elevated PowerShell prompt
2. Run Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -FeatureName "Containers-DisposableClientVM" -All -Online
3. Reboot

Try it

rambo.bat attack.bat

This should:

Generate a temporary rambo.wsb file which:
1. Shares the folder where attack.bat is found, with the same path inside the sandbox, in read-only mode.
2. Launches a generated rambo_launch.bat file, which will in turn launch attack.bat using START such that the console is visible, allowing progress to be tracked and diagnosis if there were any errors.
Launch Windows Sandbox against the generated rambo.wsb file.
Deletes the generated files once the sandbox is closed.

Here's a preview of the result!

Integration with Visual Studio Code

One-time setup

Do you have a batch file? If so, skip this step, otherwise create test.bat as follows (we're assuming that setup.bat exists in the current folder and that's what we want to test in the Windows Sandbox):
```
@echo off
C:\Users\odagenais\oss\olivierdagenais\rambo\rambo.bat setup.bat
```
Do you have a task? If so, skip this step, otherwise create one as follows:
1. F1 > Tasks: Run Task > Configure a Task > Create tasks.json file from template > Others
2. Set the label to Test with Rambo
3. Set the type to process
4. Set the command to test.bat
F1 > Tasks: Configure Default Test Task
1. Select Test with Rambo
File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
1. Bind "Tasks: Run Test Task" to a keyboard shortcut, such as Ctrl+Shift+T

Launching the "Test with Rambo" task

It's probably one of these:

F1 > Tasks: Run Test Task
Ctrl+Shift+T

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