- Aug 2, 2015
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Thanks WS & Gurus for shining light on this.
WS keep us updated on how this works out please. PeAcE
WS keep us updated on how this works out please. PeAcE
I think the funniest Windows exploit I have ever seen was from Windows 2000 where someone tried to load ntoskrnl.exe as a module and then managed to actually use the privileged functions for privilege escalation from ring 3. It was quite funny. Now I think about it, while it was patched back then, explorer.exe has ntoskrnl.exe loaded as a module. I wonder what they use it for.You don't have to bypass it when you can can inject into explorer and then do what you wish to do.
The problem is some users prefer to stay with old OS like windows XP and Windows 7. And they don't take advantage of the higher security available in Windows 10.Microsoft need to make the OS more secure as much as they can!!
@_CyberGhosT_ Well right now I wish I had Windows Pro like AV_gurus (all these new features), for the moment only added rules for Office and Chrome as explained here
Poll - Who has already played with new W10 security features? (Disable extension points and
Few $ of ebay if you have a paypal account or a credit card.Note they usually sell upgrade licenses but there are ways to do the upgrade even with that using a trick.@_CyberGhosT_ Well right now I wish I had Windows Pro like AV_gurus (all these new features), for the moment only added rules for Office, Albidelli (photo book) and Chrome (Disable extension points and Do not allow child processes). These two extra mitigations seem to be compatible with all the programs I tried.
Controlled folder access seems to give a warning when some program violates it,
I had Win7 Ultimate, when I updated to 10 in the first stages of the Insider program (I no longer participate) it updated me to Win10 Pro@_CyberGhosT_ Well right now I wish I had Windows Pro like AV_gurus (all these new features), for the moment only added rules for Office, Albidelli (photo book) and Chrome (Disable extension points and Do not allow child processes). These two extra mitigations seem to be compatible with all the programs I tried.
Controlled folder access seems to give a warning when some program violates it,
Oh yes I totally agree. There are many internal security improvements on modern versions of Windows average users won't know about. Which are pretty important IMO.The problem is some users prefer to stay with old OS like windows XP and Windows 7. And they don't take advantage of the higher security available in Windows 10.
I had Win7 Ultimate, when I updated to 10 in the first stages of the Insider program (I no longer participate) it updated me to Win10 Pro
all by itself. Anyone you know have Win7 anything above "Home" if you update to the Insider Prog with anything above home it will give you Win10 Pro. Just a thought.
At the time, I had too much going on, now in simi-retirement I have the time to actually "participate"I have win 10 home and have all these new setting on insider. Also have Enterprise in VM with all of them. Ghost , you should have stuck with the insider updates.
i dont have both, how i do ?Few $ of ebay if you have a paypal account or a credit card.Note they usually sell upgrade licenses but there are ways to do the upgrade even with that using a trick.
Yes, I bought Office 2016 Pro digital license thanks to your tip for 45 euro's for my wife's new latop/tablet. I should have bough Windows 10 Pro also at that time. Now I think it is to much hassle to install everything again.Few $ of ebay if you have a paypal account or a credit card.Note they usually sell upgrade licenses but there are ways to do the upgrade even with that using a trick.
Don't think ebay gives other options. Sadly for most of us they have their sister service paypal that needs to syphon money.i dont have both, how i do ?
@Av Gurus
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I see second has audit option. I will check my wife's laptop when she is done photo editing (could take a while) Canada trip photo's (she thinks security is nonsense anyway and all people on security forums are geeks, so can't tell her to bugger of for my forum pall Av guru's..... I am not that brave).
Depends what fonts you use. If none of your programs use exotic non-unicode fonts, you will be okay. If they use such fonts, you will see right away, when the text is not displaying properly in a menu or dialogue box or search result box etc.