Solved exploit and mitigation security settings


shoober420

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ive found sound rather odd behavior when running "Set-Processmitigation" commands. for example, when running:

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Set-Processmitigation -System -Disable StrictCFG

going to Windows Security > App & browser control > Exploit protection > Exploit protection settings will show not only CFG being enabled, but it also enables DEP and SEHOP.

another example, when running:

Code:
Set-Processmitigation -System -Disable CFG

it does turn off CFG, but enables the formentioned DEP and SEHOP. this is when all exploit protection options were set to "Off by default" prior. does anyone know whats going on here and how to fix this so disabling the settings using this method doesnt effect other exploit options?
 
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I don't dabble in Process Mitigation, but -System (System-level) policy != App-level policy.
 

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because windows, i apparently had to specify all the mitigations in the specific order shown on:


if i put them in a different order, it would produce the same behavior as doing them seperately as i had them before

 

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