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Windows Integrity Levels

by rastix on Tue 11 Dec 2007 03:46 PM CET | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Windows Integrity Levels (or WIC) is a system that can label an object with an integrity level. There are six such levels:

Trusted Installer
System
High
Medium
Low
Untrusted

WIC is available on Vista and Windows Server 2008.

Mark Minasi has an interesting article about it and a tool that allows you to work with these levels. The tool, chml, has more options than the built-in icacls.exe command. Check out the article here.

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