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prevent/permit DeviceIoControl(...) for a Symolic Link

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    I designed a filter driver which is located in device stack between "bus driver" and "function driver". The filter driver has a "symbolic link". Assuming there is two win32 applicaiton named "App-1" and "App-2". "App-1" is communicating filter driver through symbolic link. On the other side the aim of the "App-2" is going to prevent/permit communicaiton between "App-1" and "symbolic link". Is there a method to prevent/permit DeviceoIoControl(...) for "symbolic link"? OR prevent an applicaiton to communicate with symbolic links. Thanks for your help. (Platform is WinXP)

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      I designed a filter driver which is located in device stack between "bus driver" and "function driver". The filter driver has a "symbolic link". Assuming there is two win32 applicaiton named "App-1" and "App-2". "App-1" is communicating filter driver through symbolic link. On the other side the aim of the "App-2" is going to prevent/permit communicaiton between "App-1" and "symbolic link". Is there a method to prevent/permit DeviceoIoControl(...) for "symbolic link"? OR prevent an applicaiton to communicate with symbolic links. Thanks for your help. (Platform is WinXP)

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      Yes, put another filter on your symbolic link and disable devioctl.

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