WSA as Anti-Executable?

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  1. ams963

    ams963 Registered Member

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    Hi,

    Can WSA be configured to work as a n Anti-Executable? If so how to configure it like that?

    Best Wishes,
    ams963
     
  2. Nightwalker

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    Heuristics > Warn when new programs execute that are not trusted.

    I think this is the setting that you want.


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    Yes it is but lots of pop-ups though! ;)

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  4. STV0726

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    That's still not really an anti-executable though. It's WSA in whitelist mode...

    ...If anything I'd call it an anti-NEW executable.

    Use sofwtare restriction policy with WSA to get the effect you're really longing for.
     
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    A True 100 percent Anti=Excutable Faronics AE:D
     
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    thx a lot...that indeed seems like a near AE feature......
     
  7. ams963

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    I will handle it.....
     
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    and how do I use this software restriction policy?.....can you guide me?
     
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    true.....
     
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    This guide here is a good one: http://www.mechbgon.com/srp/

    Software Restriction Policies (SRP) are not for everyone, I suggest you do a bit of research first so you can understand what is involved and decide if it is for you or not. It is a very effective way of securing a PC however. There are plenty of threads about SRP here on Wilders posted by people with far more knowledge than I. There is also a neat little program called PGS by Wilder's member Sully which can enable SRP for unsupported versions of Windows.

    Hope this helps!
     
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    it says 'You can't use Software Restriction Policy if you have Windows XP Home Edition and Windows Vista and Windows 7 Home and Starter versions either'....so I can't use it on my xp......but it's good for my win 7 pcs.....so thx a lot.......also the guide said if I cannot use SRP on XP then I can either use Limited account or Sandboxie or DropMyRights...........since I got sbie....I'll use it on xp...thx again......
     
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