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All Tags » UAC » security (RSS)
  • Long Zheng
  • privilege elevation
  • Windows 7
Wed, Feb 4 2009 7:54

New Issue Identified with UAC in Windows 7

Soon after identifying a controversial design decision related to the default implementation of UAC in Windows 7, Beta tester Long Zheng identified another issue with UAC in Windows 7 that is of greater concern. In a nutshell, because of the inherent...
Posted by tonybradley | with no comments
Filed under: security, Windows 7, UAC, Long Zheng, privilege elevation
 
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