testout You want to prevent users in your domain from running a common game on their machines. This application does not have a d signature. You want to prevent the game from running even if the executable file is moved or renamed. signature. You want to prevent the game from running even if the executable file is moved or renamed. You decide to create an AppLocker rule to protect your computer. You decide to create an AppLocker rule to protect your computer. Which type of condition should you use in creating this rule? Which type of condition should you use in creating this rule?

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Adam Schneider

Computers & Technology

23 June, 00:21

testout You want to prevent users in your domain from running a common game on their machines. This application does not have a d signature. You want to prevent the game from running even if the executable file is moved or renamed. signature. You want to prevent the game from running even if the executable file is moved or renamed. You decide to create an AppLocker rule to protect your computer. You decide to create an AppLocker rule to protect your computer. Which type of condition should you use in creating this rule? Which type of condition should you use in creating this rule?

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Shyla · Answer 1

Hash condition is the correct answer to the following question.

Explanation:

Hash condition provided more security than the applocker file path rule and it is manually for the files.

It is more secure than the path rule because each file has its separated hash condition. Drawback of hash file is every time whenever when file is updated then we have to update the file hash condition.