Regulating remote registry access over a computer network

Details Regulating remote registry access over a computer network Regulating remote registry access over a computer network

2004-04-22

2010-06-08

Nguyen, Van H (Department: 2194)

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: interprogra

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C716S030000, C716S030000

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07735100

ABSTRACT:
Within the context of a system of networked computers, a remote registry access manager regulates remote registry access. In some embodiments, the remote registry access manager runs on a first computer and detects attempts by processes on the first computer to remotely access a second computer's registry. The remote registry access manager determines whether attempts to remotely access the second computer's registry are legitimate. Legitimacy of a given remote access attempt may be determined based on a number of different criteria, such as whether the first computer and the second computer have an established trust relationship. If a given attempt is indeed determined to be legitimate, the remote registry access manager allows the attempt to proceed. If it is not, then the remote registry access manager blocks the attempt.

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