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If you whitelist mspaint, than it doesn't matter where the file is you are opening. So I guess you have to whitelist the python and VBS executables first
by dncornholio 5y ago
If you whitelist mspaint, than it doesn't matter where the file is you are opening. So I guess you have to whitelist the python and VBS executables first
- londons_explore 5y agoBut thats my point... These default rules that whitelist all of c:windows and c:Programs will end up whitelisting those...