OpenPipePath=\Device\Mailslot\EMET_Agent_*
BTW, in the EMET DLL, I see the string ...\EMET_Recipient_%u%u and in the sent Mailslot message, a Reply XML attribute, etc. So it's possible another Mailslot could be used for some other communication, although nothing I did showed evidence of that. But anyway, not sure if there could be a need for:
OpenPipePath=\Device\Mailslot\EMET_Recipient_*
As well. Or even simply \EMET_*
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AND... There seems to be another bug with 4.01 vs 3.76 (although it seems weird too), after I noticed it mentioned in this Wilders EMET thread about EMET not showing stuff as protected. Shouldn't be any problems with that (the current template's IPC is fine still), however...
I noticed that when using Run Sandboxed with IE (XP and 7 64-bit), the EMET DLL doesn't even get loaded! On Win 7 (IE 8 I guess?), the child iexplore.exe does get it, so again it seems like Start.exe is messing something up?
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What's REALLY weird is that another program I was checking for the EMET Notifier (crashes with DEP), DOES get EMET loaded if I use "Run From Start Menu," but not Run Sandboxed -- aren't they almost the same?! With IE, nothing involving Start.exe lets EMET load.
Even weirder, in 3.76 (only checked on XP), EMET loads in IE 6 no matter what, but the other DEP-crash-testing program won't load EMET no matter how I do it -- from sandboxed Explorer, nothing...
So different random things seem to be happening with the AppCompat layer and Sandboxie...
Just found it.
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