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WDAC Wizard crashes when creating a file path allow rule in a supplemental policy. Also enabling UMCI at the same time. Does not crash when creating a file path allow rule in a base policy, only in supplemental policy. Trying to create file path allow rule for "C:\Users\UB01609\AppData\Local\HP\ALM-Client" directory.
How to recreate:
Settings App (version 2.5.01):
Create a file path allow rule in a supplemental policy:
Make sure UMCI is enabled (not sure if this is 100% required to recreate.
Try and create supplemental policy. Wizard should crash:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I realize the pictures make it look like I was trying to implement the file path allow rule in kernel mode; this is not the case. I turned kernel mode off prior to creating the rule.
Adding log files from "C:\Users\UB01609\AppData\Local\Temp" (.log file is empty; Unable to upload .db-wal file because of file type restrictions.) mat-debug-3352.log
Fixed by changing ProductSigners field under ID_SIGNINGSCENARIO_WINDOWS from:
to
I believe this was caused by me manually removing hash allows incorrectly. I tested this with the WDAC Wizard and found that it works as expected.
WDAC Wizard crashes when creating a file path allow rule in a supplemental policy. Also enabling UMCI at the same time. Does not crash when creating a file path allow rule in a base policy, only in supplemental policy. Trying to create file path allow rule for "C:\Users\UB01609\AppData\Local\HP\ALM-Client" directory.
How to recreate:
Settings App (version 2.5.01):
Create a file path allow rule in a supplemental policy:
Make sure UMCI is enabled (not sure if this is 100% required to recreate.
Try and create supplemental policy. Wizard should crash:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: