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Practice question 307 of 506 · medium

A hash-approved executable stops running under App Control after a legitimate signed update. What explains the behavior?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.The updated file has a different hash and may need a suitable revised rule
  2. B.Hash approval automatically includes every future version from its publisher
  3. C.A valid signature automatically bypasses an otherwise restrictive effective App Control policy
  4. D.A publisher allow rule must be present whenever any one file hash is approved
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  • The updated file has a different hash and may need a suitable revised rule

Hash rules identify specific file content; updates change that content. A hash rule does not imply a publisher rule or approval of every future version. A signature identifies the signer but still must satisfy the effective policy's allowed trust rules.

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