- Dec 28, 2016
- 86
Hi everybody,
in terms of anti exe tools like Bouncer or ERP I see people talking about importance of "command line white-listing". I did some research but did not find any useful information on what this exactly means nor in which circumstances it is useful / necessary.
I guess that a tool that is not white-listed by path also can't run if started using the command line. So "command line white-listing" means, that an already white-listed program could only run using certain command line parameters?
I´m bit confused about the topic. Could you help me out?
in terms of anti exe tools like Bouncer or ERP I see people talking about importance of "command line white-listing". I did some research but did not find any useful information on what this exactly means nor in which circumstances it is useful / necessary.
I guess that a tool that is not white-listed by path also can't run if started using the command line. So "command line white-listing" means, that an already white-listed program could only run using certain command line parameters?
I´m bit confused about the topic. Could you help me out?