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How to audit registry keys related to Windows Defender's exclusions
Elnur Abbasov
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I want to audit changes made to "Exclusions" and its subkeys.
In order to do so, I right click and select Permissions > Advanced > Auditing > Add > Select Principal as 'Everyone' > Set permissions as Full Control > OK > Apply
As a result:
I get an access denied message.
I am local admin on the computer. The computer is not domain-joined one.
Any help is highly appreciated!
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