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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 813768" data-attributes="member: 32260">There is not. You can use the Log or &quot;Advanced SRP logging&quot;. In the second case use &lt;Filtered&gt; button to see only the entries from UserSpace (recommended).The instruction is as follows:&quot;Simply, run Explorer and Task Manager in extended view (from Power Menu). Sort the view in Task Manager window by clicking the &#039;Name&#039; column. In the Applications section, right-click on &#039;Windows Explorer&#039; entry and choose &#039;Restart&#039;.&quot;Did you run Explorer? I do not see it on your screenshot.A little, and still much more secure than with any default-allow setup.You cannot prevent such exploits (on the server level) with any kind of whitelisting. The server will give you the fake game update and you are done, even when you whitelist only one file.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 813768, member: 32260"] There is not. You can use the Log or "Advanced SRP logging". In the second case use <Filtered> button to see only the entries from UserSpace (recommended). The instruction is as follows: "Simply, [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][B]run Explorer[/B][/COLOR] and Task Manager in extended view (from Power Menu). Sort the view in Task Manager window by clicking the 'Name' column. In the Applications section, right-click on 'Windows Explorer' entry and choose 'Restart'." Did you [COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][B]run Explorer[/B][/COLOR]? I do not see it on your screenshot. A little, and still much more secure than with any default-allow setup. You cannot prevent such exploits (on the server level) with any kind of whitelisting. The server will give you the fake game update and you are done, even when you whitelist only one file. [/QUOTE]

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