Managed C++: Determining User Security Roles

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By Tom Archer Go to page: 1 2 Next In my previous article (" Managed C++: Retrieving User's Windows Security Information "), I mentioned that there are times when an application can benefit from knowing specific Windows security information about a user. For example, in a recent spyware detection/removal system that I wrote, the code needed to delete certain files and, if those files were in use, mark them for deletion via the registry. This latter part involved changing certain...n

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