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COM+ Unleashed
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COM+ Unleashed

by Richard Leinecker
August 2000
Intermediate to advanced
816 pages
18h 34m
English
Sams
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Summary

This chapter showed you how to work with COM security in order to allow and deny access to a COM server. Early in the chapter, you learned some fundamental concepts about Windows security with relation to COM.

Next, I tackled security descriptors. I accessed them programmatically and discussed their purpose. The different descriptor types were discussed and related registry entries listed.

We took a look at Access Control Lists (ACL) and the API functions to access them. Then, a special sample program was used to read through the ACLs on the current system.

The last major topics discussed were impersonation and cloaking. Understanding them is important if a comprehensive understanding of COM security is to be obtained.

COM security is ...

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