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| Guest | UAC not a "security boundary." Does anyone know, why MS does not consider UAC to be a security boundary? And what are the trade-offs involved with making it one? Is it not possible to make it a security boundary? It seems kinda anti-customer to say "if we find a security exploit in our code (in UAC) we won't fix it," doesn't it? I wish this would be fixed in Windows 7, but I admit I don't understand all the issues involved, so any help would be nice. |
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| Guest | Re: UAC not a "security boundary." http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tec...C/default.aspx Right near the bottom. "James R. Gentile" <no1@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:bK2dnfIw_fEv_k3VnZ2dnUVZ_judnZ2d@xxxxxx Quote: > Does anyone know, why MS does not consider UAC to be a security boundary? > And what are the trade-offs involved with making it one? Is it not > possible to make it a security boundary? It seems kinda anti-customer to > say "if we find a security exploit in our code (in UAC) we won't fix it," > doesn't it? I wish this would be fixed in Windows 7, but I admit I don't > understand all the issues involved, so any help would be nice. |
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| Guest | Re: UAC not a "security boundary." Good article, and good video, thanks to both of you. "James R. Gentile" <no1@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:bK2dnfIw_fEv_k3VnZ2dnUVZ_judnZ2d@xxxxxx Quote: > Does anyone know, why MS does not consider UAC to be a security boundary? > And what are the trade-offs involved with making it one? Is it not > possible to make it a security boundary? It seems kinda anti-customer to > say "if we find a security exploit in our code (in UAC) we won't fix it," > doesn't it? I wish this would be fixed in Windows 7, but I admit I don't > understand all the issues involved, so any help would be nice. |
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