Forums
New posts
Search forums
News
Security News
Technology News
Giveaways
Giveaways, Promotions and Contests
Discounts & Deals
Reviews
Users Reviews
Video Reviews
Support
Windows Malware Removal Help & Support
Inactive Support Threads
Mac Malware Removal Help & Support
Mobile Malware Removal Help & Support
Blog
Log in
Register
What's new
Search
Search titles only
By:
Search titles only
By:
Reply to thread
Menu
Install the app
Install
JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an
alternative browser
.
Forums
Software
Security Apps
Microsoft Defender
Application Control on Windows 10 Home
Message
<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 1005391" data-attributes="member: 32260"><p>There are some new options:</p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Developer Mode Dynamic Code Trust</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Conditional Windows Lockdown Policy</li> </ul><p>The first should probably trust all DLLs included in the installer if the installer is allowed by SAC.</p><p>The second is only supported on Windows 11 2022 update and was also used in Windows "S":</p><p></p><p></p><p>There are also some settings new for me:</p><p></p><p>[CODE] <Setting Provider="PolicyInfo" Key="NoRevalidationUponRefresh" ValueName="NoRevalidationUponRefreshValue"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="ShellSmartscreenSuppressed"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="BrowserSmartscreenSuppressed"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="ISGSmartscreenTrustSuppressed"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableUI"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownOfficeExtensions"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputablePerfMode"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableTrustMode"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownDangerousExtensionValidation"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownDangerousExtensionEnforcement"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="DisableMshtmlUmci"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p> </Setting></p><p> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableAllowAntiMalware"></p><p> <Value></p><p> <Boolean>true</Boolean></p><p> </Value></p><p>[/CODE]</p><p></p><p>These settings are related to SmartScreen, MS Office, MSHTML, and dangerous extensions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 1005391, member: 32260"] There are some new options: [LIST] [*]Developer Mode Dynamic Code Trust [*]Conditional Windows Lockdown Policy [/LIST] The first should probably trust all DLLs included in the installer if the installer is allowed by SAC. The second is only supported on Windows 11 2022 update and was also used in Windows "S": There are also some settings new for me: [CODE] <Setting Provider="PolicyInfo" Key="NoRevalidationUponRefresh" ValueName="NoRevalidationUponRefreshValue"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="ShellSmartscreenSuppressed"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="BrowserSmartscreenSuppressed"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="ISGSmartscreenTrustSuppressed"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableUI"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownOfficeExtensions"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputablePerfMode"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableTrustMode"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownDangerousExtensionValidation"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="WindowsLockdownDangerousExtensionEnforcement"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="DisableMshtmlUmci"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> </Setting> <Setting Provider="Microsoft" Key="WindowsLockdownPolicySettings" ValueName="VerifiedAndReputableAllowAntiMalware"> <Value> <Boolean>true</Boolean> </Value> [/CODE] These settings are related to SmartScreen, MS Office, MSHTML, and dangerous extensions. [/QUOTE]
Insert quotes…
Verification
Post reply
Top