Virtual Box doesn't seem to expose host network shares to the guest, but guest can still connect to any services running on the host.
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The best solution is to have a middleman VM that runs a router OS, then connect malware VM to router VM and router VM to host. Will write up how to do that for those who don't know.
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Always amazed how many malware analysts don't know this.
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Potential workaround, depending on what you're trying to achieve (credit to
@jaredhaight since I first saw this idea on his blog): 1. Create a firewall VM (PFSense or similar) and give it two network adapters: NAT'd WAN interface (upstream) and host-only LAN interface 1/x -
2. Give your lab VMs a single host-only interface (same virtual network as the firewall), and set their default gateways to the firewall's LAN interface. You may have to remove the relevant host-only network interface from your host. fin/x
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That always has seemed obvious to me. I mean, NAT means the guest and the host are sharing the same IP address. Call me paranoid, but that has never seemed like a good idea.

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This has been the case for 10+ years. If you must have complete separation, use a usb nic that is allocated to the VM (disabled on host machine. Ensure upstream vlan/port/devices are configured properly) or simply use host only (with the caveat of no external connectivity).
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