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<blockquote data-quote="oldschool" data-source="post: 760747" data-attributes="member: 71262"><p>I guess I knew that WF was protected in OS by default, but I also know WF can be bypassed. So H_C in default-deny adds a 2nd layer of protection by<em> blocking processes</em> <em>that can be used to bypass</em> WF. My query as worded was insufficient or improperly posed. I was simply trying to clarify/expand my understanding about how WF is protected since my knowledge of Windows processes <em>themselves</em> is limited.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="oldschool, post: 760747, member: 71262"] I guess I knew that WF was protected in OS by default, but I also know WF can be bypassed. So H_C in default-deny adds a 2nd layer of protection by[I] blocking processes[/I] [I]that can be used to bypass[/I] WF. My query as worded was insufficient or improperly posed. I was simply trying to clarify/expand my understanding about how WF is protected since my knowledge of Windows processes [I]themselves[/I] is limited. [/QUOTE]
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