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But when the same team looked at how they could attack their own design, they found a race condition that meant some apps weren't protected and decided not to ship it at all.
Displaying this protection may cause people like me(1) to spend a lot of unneeded time trying to figure out how to enable this technology. The above article is consistent with what I experienced.
Can the check be removed or at least have the documentation show a deprecated flag?
(1) I am Mark Eklund, an employee of Zoom Video Communications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Can the check be removed or at least have the documentation show a deprecated flag?
Yeah, adding a deprecated note sounds good to me. I'm happy to accept a PR that tweaks the description string for the RFG detection; otherwise, I'll get around to it when I have some free time 🙂
According to Windows 10 security: How the shadow stack will help to keep the hackers at bay published by TechRepublic in April of 2020, Return Flow Guard (RFG) was never released by Microsoft:
Displaying this protection may cause people like me(1) to spend a lot of unneeded time trying to figure out how to enable this technology. The above article is consistent with what I experienced.
Can the check be removed or at least have the documentation show a deprecated flag?
(1) I am Mark Eklund, an employee of Zoom Video Communications.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: