Database System Concepts
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Winona has set up AppLocker rules to protect computers on the company network from being infected by malware. Despite this, one of the computers is infected by malware. She identifies that the malware infected the computer when a user ran a malicious .exe file.
Which of the following prevented the AppLocker rules from being evaluated?a. A Path rule does not allow software to run from C:\Program Files\.b. The Windows Installer rules are not configured.c. The Executable rules are enforced and not audited.d. The Application Identity service is configured for Manual startup.
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