On which objects, except folders and files, can I put permissions in Windows?
- Rights Management Services . Not? - Alexander Petrov
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The answer can be found in the description of the SetSecurityInfo function. Specifically, it is:
SE_FILE_OBJECT- file or folderSE_SERVICE- Windows serviceSE_PRINTER- printer,SE_REGISTRY_KEYandSE_REGISTRY_WOW64_32KEY- registry key,SE_LMSHARE- network share (I do not know how in Russian - a network resource?),SE_KERNEL_OBJECT- a kernel object, that is, an event, a mutex, a process, a socket, a timer, and so on, many of them,SE_WINDOW_OBJECT- desktop,SE_DS_OBJECTandSE_DS_OBJECT_ALL- directory service object in X.500 formatSE_PROVIDER_DEFINED_OBJECTis probably an object defined by some driver,SE_WMIGUID_OBJECT- WMI object.
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