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<blockquote data-quote="Andrezj" data-source="post: 1015335" data-attributes="member: 97580"><p>microsoft runs teams from user appdata, that is against microsoft's own recommendation not to run an application from user space</p><p>onedrive runs from appdata too</p><p>ntfs permissons grant user to write to their teams profile</p><p>teams appdata folder can be added to controlled folder access to prevent writes, then you create teams processes exclusion in controlled folders to write to teams profile</p><p>since you are running srp there is little chance malware will run and compromise teams directory</p><p>you do not need to whitelist entire teams directory, you whitelist only the full path to the teams processes that must run, this method blocks any malware that might get written to the teams directory</p><p>but your combo with osarmor is a good one</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andrezj, post: 1015335, member: 97580"] microsoft runs teams from user appdata, that is against microsoft's own recommendation not to run an application from user space onedrive runs from appdata too ntfs permissons grant user to write to their teams profile teams appdata folder can be added to controlled folder access to prevent writes, then you create teams processes exclusion in controlled folders to write to teams profile since you are running srp there is little chance malware will run and compromise teams directory you do not need to whitelist entire teams directory, you whitelist only the full path to the teams processes that must run, this method blocks any malware that might get written to the teams directory but your combo with osarmor is a good one [/QUOTE]
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