> By default, Office executables are included in the whitelist so these programs could make changes in protected folders without restrictions.
So the ransomware-protected folders only give access to one of the most exploited pieces of software in history? Then the feature is pretty much useless.
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[ 7.8 ms ] story [ 11.8 ms ] threadSo the ransomware-protected folders only give access to one of the most exploited pieces of software in history? Then the feature is pretty much useless.