Secure home remotely can modify the registry loopholes remember to block

Yesterday, "There is such an operation? "The registry is locked only so solution" in the comments, a small partner asked if the locked registry is 100% safe, will not be changed by others. In terms of this machine, yes, no one can change the relevant settings of the registry before unlocking, but it has a loophole, that is, in the case of "remote assistance", the permission of some operations is greater than the local administrator permissions Some of the registry keys are likely to be rewritten. If you want to protect your computer from wall-to-wall attacks, you must add today's Xiaobian skills.

Go ahead and enter gpedit.msc after the Win+R key combination and go to Group Policy. Go to Computer Configuration - Windows Settings - Security Settings - Local Policies - Security Options.

On the right side, find "Network access: Remotely accessible registry path" and double-click it to open and delete all the contents. However, Xiao Bian suggested that in order to be able to restore the relevant options in the future, they can be cut out and saved to other places, so that when restoring the related settings, just stick it back.

OK, after this setup, no one can make changes to our registry other than yesterday's method. However, since the group policy is only available in the professional version, the home version of the partner can only try not to use the remote assistance function, or add a good group policy for the home version and then set it through the methods described earlier.