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04-18-2007
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| | Code Access Security for native Apps Hi everyone, Is there a way to assign permissions to native applications in Windows? Like app x can only access this and this directories, app y cannot impersonate the remote users, etc. Something similar to the .NET Framework code access security mechanism. Regards... |
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04-18-2007
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| | RE: Code Access Security for native Apps No. For native apps access control is handled entirely by the user context the app executes in - with one BIG exception. The big exception is services. With Vista a service can have a SID and be treated as a regular user that you can assign and revoke permissions to. --- Your question may already be answered in Windows Vista Security: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/047...otectyourwi-20 "Vedo" wrote: > Hi everyone, > > Is there a way to assign permissions to native applications in Windows? Like > app x can only access this and this directories, app y cannot impersonate > the remote users, etc. Something similar to the .NET Framework code access > security mechanism. > > Regards... > > > |
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