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Whitelisted programs can be dangerous too- Word macros, PowerShell scripts, etc. The code running (Word, or PowerShell) is signed and kosher, but it's being scr
by roywiggins 10y ago
Whitelisted programs can be dangerous too- Word macros, PowerShell scripts, etc. The code running (Word, or PowerShell) is signed and kosher, but it's being scripted or coopted into behaving maliciously.
- Someone 10y agoYou should whitelist scripts, too. Also, for the common case for non-developers (word/excel macros), the OS could sandbox the applications in the way Mac OS X does. That limits what macros can do, but IMO would allow 99+% of actual macro executions.