FoolishTech

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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   VBS and PY extensions are included in what is blocked...
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   wow, I hadn't researched in a while, but that looks sketchy. I purchased one that cheap some time around 2011 and the company ended up having certs revoked and went out of business, and the next best thing I found was digicert at a fr
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   by default %programfiles% and %programfiles(x86)% are whitelisted, so for most users pretty much that's exactly what they will do with Lockdown, launch it click Enable and that is all that needs to be done. Granted you do need to worr
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   I'm interested in where you can you get a code certificate for $99? My renewal is coming up and I'm paying $699/annual for a extended validation cert; I'm willing to consider a standard cert but even they are $499/
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   ahh, an oversight indeed. the installer is signed now.
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   not quite "two billion" lol and the cheapest I know of is Digicert. You're looking at $499/year or$699/year for the extended validation cert (this is a higher quality cert that passes more security checks.) What i
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   by FoolishTech 5y ago

   SRP isn't Applocker, and Lockdown IS in fact digitally signed... By your rationale it would be a bad idea to use most any software worth using. Also what if the tool were open source would you use it then, or would you not be able to