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Security Code Snafu
Feb 2 2010 5:18 PM
CodeAccessPermission
fiop
=
new
FileIOPermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted);
CodeAccessPermission
ep
=
new
EnvironmentPermission
(EnvironmentPermissionAccess.Read, "USERNAME"));
CodeAccessPermission
fdp
=
new
FileDialogPermission(FileDialogPermissionAccess.Open));
CodeAccessPermission
isfp
=
new
IsolatedStorageFilePermission(PermissionState.Unrestricted));
CodeAccessPermission
rp
=
new
ReflectionPermission(ReflectionPermissionFlag.MemberAccess));
CodeAccessPermission
uip
=
new
UIPermission(UIPermissionWindow.SafeTopLevelWindows));
CodeAccessPermission
pp
=
new
PrintingPermission(PrintingPermissionLevel.SafePrinting));
Console.WriteLine(fiop.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(fiop));
Console.WriteLine(ep.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(ep));
Console.WriteLine(fdp.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(fdp));
Console.WriteLine(isfp.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(isfp));
Console.WriteLine(rp.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(rp));
Console.WriteLine(uip.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(uip));
Console.WriteLine(pp.GetType().ToString()
+ ": " +
SecurityManager.IsGranted(pp));
If the above code is ran from a command prompt from C:\ and with administrator privileges, it produces 'true' to all permissions (C:\Permissions.exe) since My_Computer_Zone (C:\) has the Full Trust permission set.
If the above code is ran from a command prompt through a loopback with administrator privileges, it should NOT produce 'true' for several permissions (\\127.0.0.1\C$\Permissions.exe). Permissions.exe is now running from a shared folder and hence under the Internet Zone. Specifically IsolatedStorageFilePermission. Yet in my case it does!
.NET Configuration Tool shows everything as normal. Zones and their respective trusts are as follows. My Computer: Full Trust; Local Intranet: Medium Trust; Internet: Low Trust; Trusted Sites: Low Trust; Untrusted Sites: No Trust.
Runtime Security Policy –> Machine –> Code Groups –> All_Code –> Internet_Zone –> Internet_Same_Site_Access also reset to normal settings.
I'm baffled! Any help is welcomed.
* Code, although modified, is courtesy of Tony Northrup's book "Microsoft .NET Framework – Application Development Foundation".
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