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Hi there,
This does very little for you, e.g. an attacker can still download a copy of command prompt, rename it "iexplore.exe", and find a way to run it.
Windows offers a more robust facility, which is whitelisting executables by MD5sum, but setting that up is a painstaking process.
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Not really, I have full paths to executables, such as 'C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe', and the public users are not allowed to overwrite these programs.
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