Shiva,
Don’s pretty much said it all, but the reason and reality is that the system
has a responsibility to the end user to notify them of inherently unsafe
acts. Loading an unsigned piece of code that completely bypasses all
security (this describes most drivers) is such an act. In this case the OS
has been hard coded to make you look at this every time. The end user can
decide to go forward with the unsafe act, based on their knowledge or
desire, but it can not happen silently. All of the possible methods that
might allow this would be major breaches in the base security of the OS.
FWIW, signing is not terribly expensive for an organization and can be an
important part of your QA process. If you need something anonymous, cheap,
insecure, and invisible we are generally correct to suspect that you might
be writing malware. Think it through, if it’s just for testing the popup is
annoying but not preventing your test. If you plan on deploying it, then
getting it signed is a minor expense. Lots of software deploys with a
signing notification. Not terribly professional, but users will live with it
under some circumstances.
The registry key you are looking for does not exist.
Sam Robinson
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[mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com] On Behalf Of shivashankarreddy
kashireddy
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2006 9:27 AM
To: Windows System Software Devs Interest List
Subject: Re:[ntdev] registry-for-driver
i am really very sorry if u think in such a manner, i am not doing any
hacking , this is a small part in our project. we looking in to various
aspects, and more over i am doing it on my system , not on others, and i m
doing changes to my system registry,
i want to block that popup message it self,
thanks and regards
shiva
Don Burn wrote:
You are asking us how to hack the system and give you hints such that
anyone could then install MALWARE on any computer bottom line is you are
not likely to get help for your quest. The actions you describe are the
way Windows is DESIGNED TO WORK, live with it.
–
Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK)
Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting
http://www.windrvr.com
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> ok, but i want the procedure how to block that popup message, not by the
> microsoft, sign means i need to sign my driver with whql?
> then what will be the result i will get or what soultion it provides for
> me to block that message.
> right now i am using usb canon ip 1600 driver, so how to sign this
> driver and how to block this using the registry entries?
>
>
> Doron Holan wrote:
> Like Don said, sign your driver. If it was as simple as changing a
> registry value, everyone would do that and not get something signed…
>
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