Thanks. I used many applications for free, so I would like to keep the H_C also free with the help of MT members.
You could ask for donation or paid support for customized tailored setup.Thanks. I used many applications for free, so I would like to keep the H_C also free with the help of MT members.
This feature will block many drivers. The user cannot also use virtual machines (VirtualBox, VMware, etc.). It can be easily turn ON from the Windows Security Center (it is part of Core isolation). It requires hardware support.
The user cannot also use virtual machines. It can be easily turn ON from the Windows Security Center (it is part of Core isolation). It requires hardware support. There were serious issues reported.
It is not finished. Why doesn't Microsoft turned it ON by default? It is so important for security.
This setting can break many 32-bit applications. For 64-bit applications, DEP is turned ON by default on Windows 10. It can be easily turned ON (for concrete application) from the Windows Security Center (Windows Defender Exploit Protection).
For example:
I think so. The problem is that Windows 10 security evolves too quickly. Even without these low-level security features, there are still problems with Windows Updates.
I do not know. If this feature is not required then it should be disabled.
Btw, I have 3rd party scripts disabled and when I load the site it doesn't show anything for about 10 seconds everytime I load the page but if I enable the script it loads instantly. Is this what google shamelessly does to amp sites when the script is disabled? I may have read somewhere a year ago about this 10 seconds delay. I can understand images not loading since the script is blocked but the 10 seconds delay is bad.It would be fine if the website could work on mobile devices too, but it is probably not a big issue because H_C does not support mobile devices. That is why no one reported such a problem until now.
The browser probably does not recognize that the script is blocked and give it some time to load. I think that there is an option somewhere in the browser that allows the website to load without waiting for scripts.
Yes you're right. Just now I found another example and it only happens to sites which are dependent on cdn.ampproject.org so based on AMP of google. Some sites gives a warring like this but note on your site.
This is a little late, but I think I figured out why SRP wasn't working on the wife's laptop. There is a user account on that computer that is a member of Microsoft Family. You already told me that Microsoft Family interferes with SRP.
You can use this extension to bypass AMP sites and open the full site.
chrome.google.com
Yes, and SRP will not work even If you would remove this account. I tried this and the only method is refreshing the Windows.
I use this already in Firefox but this website doesn't have a HTML version so it's not gonna work.You can use this extension to bypass AMP sites and open the full site.
Redirect AMP to HTML - Chrome Web Store
Automatically redirects AMP pages to their canonical HTML equivalent.
Unfortunately, SRP does not have such abilities. But, HIPS rules require continuous attention because there are many possibilities to abuse something via child processes.
That's not always necessary. I fixed it one time just by removing the user from Microsoft family.
