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ProcessFilterExample
EaseFilter Process Filter Driver SDK
The EaseFilter Process Filter Driver SDK is a kernel-mode development kit designed to help developers monitor and control Windows process and thread activities. By intercepting process and thread operations at the kernel level, it enables the development of robust security applications that can prevent unauthorized or malicious processes from executing. With the Process Filter Driver, it allows you to prevent the untrusted executable binaries (malwares) from being launched, protect your data being damaged by the untrusted processes. ... -
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EaseFilterCPPExample
EaseFilter SDK CPP Example
...EaseFilter file system filter driver is a kernel-mode component that runs as part of the Windows executive above the file system. The EaseFilter file system filter driver can intercept requests targeted at a file system or another file system filter driver. -
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FileProtectorExample
EaseFilter File Access Controk SDK
The EaseFilter File Control SDK is a powerful development toolkit for creating robust, kernel-level file security and data protection solutions on the Windows platform. It includes a high-performance file system filter driver that intercepts and manages all file I/O operations in real time, giving developers deep, granular control far beyond what is possible with standard Windows APIs or Access Control Lists (ACLs).
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