Set a group policy to a Software Restriction Policy

Group PolicyGroup Policy) is the main tool for administrators to define and control programs, network resources, and operating system behavior for users and computers. You can set various software, computers, and user policies by using group policies. In short, group policies are a set of system change and configuration management tools in Windows.

If you use a group policy to make your computer more secure, this article describes how to set a Software Restriction Policy in the Group Policy to avoid malicious web page traps that hide viruses.

If we have a webpage virus, there will always be an execution environment for the Trojan horse. If we block its execution path, will it solve the problem?

Therefore, we must first find these places that may be executed:

C: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Administrator \ Local Settings \ Temp

C: \ Documents ents and Settings \ Administrator \ Local Settings \ Temporary Internet Files

These two locations are the only place where all webpage viruses will go to our computers.

Now let's set a group policy. Click the "Start" menu, select "run", and enter "gpedit. msc" without quotation marks) to go to the Group Policy editing page.

Choose Computer Configuration> WINDOWS Settings> Security Settings> Software Restriction Policy> other rules, right-click other rules, and select new path rule ".

Enter "C: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator \ Local Settings \ Temp" in the "path" column, and set the security level to "not allowed ", click "OK" to set a line.

Add other folder paths to be set in the same way.

Set a Software Restriction Policy in the Group Policy to avoid malicious web page traps, so that our computers can be prevented from happening before they become safer. More knowledge about group policies needs to be learned and consolidated by readers.