WDACConfig v0.4.7 and AppControl Manager v1.1.0.0 #365
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What's New
PR Status: Work in progress
Closes #68
Closes #283
Release notes:
Windows 11 version 24H2 introduces several new features, including support for the SHA-3 hashing algorithm, enhancements to CiTool.exe that display which policies are signed and which are not, and the ability to remove App Control policies without requiring a reboot. Due to these advancements, both the WDACConfig module and the AppControl Manager app will require Windows 11 24H2 or later.
Updated some internal log names that were referring to "Windows Defender Application Control" to "App Control for Business" to match the new naming convention.
Improved code optimizations and applied best practices through the GitHub's CodeQL scans and detections.