Does anyone know of any good resources for working with the Security
Reference Monitor in windows? Like what type of interactions with it are
possible and what is documented? Any links or books would be great. All
I found so far is a few functions that are supported but nothing really
helpful.
Thanks
Your best bet is to get the Brown book ‘Programming
Windows Security’ (has a picture of a kid opening a can
on the cover – I’m sure it’s a can of
worms because that certainly describes NT
security)
Other than that, very little is actually documented.
If you are doing an FSD, you are stuck trying to
be bug-for-bug compatible with NTFS. If you
are working in userland, it’s a little better as
some of the security routines are in the ddk/sdk.
Look at ntifs.h and on the web (like sysinternals)
for help.
Mesdaq, Ali wrote:
Does anyone know of any good resources for working with the Security
Reference Monitor in windows? Like what type of interactions with it are
possible and what is documented? Any links or books would be great. All
I found so far is a few functions that are supported but nothing really
helpful.
Thanks
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