PREVENTION. Managing Execution prevention

Disable Execution Prevention or show the current component settings, including the list of execution prevention rules.

Command syntax

prevention disable

prevention /show

Upon executing the prevention /show command, you will get the following response:

prevention.enable=true|false

prevention.mode=audit|prevent

prevention.rules

id: <rule ID>

target: script|process|document

md5: <MD5 hash of the file>

sha256: <SHA256 hash of the file>

pattern: <path to the object>

case-sensitive: true|false

Command return values:

• -1 means the command is not supported by the version of the application that is installed on the computer.
• 0 means the command was executed successfully.
• 1 means a mandatory argument was not passed to the command.
• 2 means a general error occurred.
• 4 means there was a syntax error.
• 9 – wrong operation (for example, an attempt to disable the component when it is already disabled).