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- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation abstract "User Interface Privilege Isolation (UIPI) is a technology introduced in Windows Vista/2008 Server to combat shatter attack exploits. By making use of Mandatory Integrity Control, it prevents processes with a lower "integrity level" (IL) from sending messages to higher IL processes (except for a very specific set of UI messages). Window messages are designed to communicate user action to processes. However, they can be used to run arbitrary code in the receiving process' context. This can be used by a malicious low IL process to run arbitrary code in the context of a higher IL process, which constitutes an unauthorized privilege escalation. By restricting access to some vectors for code execution and data injection, UIPI can mitigate these kinds of attacks.UIPI, and Mandatory Integrity Control more generally, is a security feature, but not a security boundary. UI Accessibility Applications can be allowed bypass UIPI by setting their "uiAccess" value to TRUE as part of their manifest file. However, for this flag to be honored by Windows UIPI, the application must be installed in the Program Files or Windows directory, and the application must be signed by a valid code signing authority. To install an application to either of these locations requires at least a user with local administrator privilege running in an elevated process with high integrity level. Thus, malware trying to move into a position from where it can bypass UIPI must use a valid code signing certificate issued by Verisign or another approved code signing authority, perform the attack against a user with administrator privilegesconvince the user to grant use of his/her administrative privileges in the UAC prompt.↑ ↑".
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- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Arbitrary_code_execution.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Microsoft_Windows_security_technology.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Category:Windows_Vista.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Certificate_authority.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Code_signing.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Mandatory_Integrity_Control.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Privilege_escalation.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Shatter_attack.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink User_Account_Control.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLink Verisign.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wikiPageWikiLinkText "User Interface Privilege Isolation".
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- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation subject Category:Microsoft_Windows_security_technology.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation subject Category:Windows_Vista.
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- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation comment "User Interface Privilege Isolation (UIPI) is a technology introduced in Windows Vista/2008 Server to combat shatter attack exploits. By making use of Mandatory Integrity Control, it prevents processes with a lower "integrity level" (IL) from sending messages to higher IL processes (except for a very specific set of UI messages). Window messages are designed to communicate user action to processes. However, they can be used to run arbitrary code in the receiving process' context.".
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- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation sameAs 用户界面特权隔离.
- User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation wasDerivedFrom User_Interface_Privilege_Isolation?oldid=666190171.
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