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SofTrack for Windows- The latest PDF version of our comprehensive manual for Microsoft Windows-based servers and terminal servers running SofTrack.
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The Control options result in denial of the following activities - (please note: no record of denials is maintained):
Deny File Rename and File Create and File Modification requests for executable files *.EXE, *.COM and *.DLL;
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This control option also prevents the user from performing unauthorized application installations! Doing so, blocks .exe creation and blocks .exe create requests. And, the user or process requesting such actions which are being denied, receive standard Windows error messages that indicate the file is inaccessible which has the benefit of not alerting the user to the presence of SofTrack and therefore are not aware that their actions being specifically denied rather than some other fault. The user is blocked from a behaviour which they likely know is not allowed but are not aware of the specific method to restrict their access.
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The SofTrack Local Workstation Agent can be configured to allow specifically named processes the ability to create and/or modify .EXE. .DLL and .COM files. For instance, you would exercise this option in the case of a computer science lab where students are creating computer programs and therefore require the ability to create .EXE files.
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SofTrack's Control features can assist in prevention of spyware downloads and other unwanted software such as trojan horses, worms, virus and so on.
Deny execution/launch of any executable file that does not have a proper *.EXE or *.COM filename;
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With Windows NT/2000/2003 and XP servers/workstations it is possible to run an executable file with any extension instead of the usual .EXE or .COM. Because of viruses, worms, trojan horses and similar viral methods may rely on such an attack, SofTrack can help you prevent such access.
Deny browsing of the internet via Microsoft's® Internet Explorer while allowing local access;
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