about permanent protection

[rebo25]

Hello,
TDS must be running for protection or the protection remain when it is closed?

[dog]

-{ Quote: "Hello,
TDS must be running for protection or the protection remain when it is closed?" }-

Yes, TDS needs to be running to have ExecProt Protection active. ;)

Steve

[FanJ]

Hi,

Both the following two conditions must have been followed:

1- TDS-3 MUST have been started;
2- Execution Protection MUST have been enabled.

The protection works as follows:
(Execution Protection is a so-called hook.)

If an .exe file wants to start AND Execution Protection is enabled AND TDS-3 is running,
then Execution Protection gives that .exe file to TDS-3 to examine it;
if TDS-3 finds that .exe file OK, then TDS-3 gives that .exe file back to Windows to let it do its thing;
if TDS-3 finds that .exe file NOT OK, then TDS-3 will give that .exe file no permission to execute.

If an .exe file wants to start AND Execution Protection is NOT enabled,
then TDS-3 will NOT examine that .exe file and that .exe file will do its thing.

If an .exe file wants to start AND Execution Protection is enabled AND TDS-3 is NOT running,
then TDS-3 will NOT examine that .exe file and that .exe file will do its thing.


I hope that helps.