To edit avast4.ini on multiple clients on network, it would be better to use managed clients and ADNM, instead of modifying each one manually...
That (allowed) access through \\127.0.0.1 seems to be an omission, it's already fixed in the internal builds and will be released soon.
If you are going for total security, don't forget the registry...
So, how dya do it?
My program, (the locking portion of it), uses permissions to lock out the bad stuff...
Your driver aswSP.sys works at a level above permissions.. Does it even work on FAT?
My CPULOCK was limited by needing NTFS for the file locking portions of it so I made it check to make sure each client had NTFS and if they did not, it would convert any FAT to NTFS..
This has only affected one or two clients I know of, where they had to wait 30 or 40 min for it to convert, but when I release CPULOCK for individual sale, not just part of my package, and if it were to be a hit, this could be a major complaint..
:'(
Most have NTFS now but still, I am fascinated by this module..
Seriously, if you could do this type of voodoo with the Registry as well, you would blow my work out of the water and kill me!