Information About Using Credential Provider

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 73 views

Please tell me how to use Credential Provider from 1.

Prior to Windows, by replacing GINA with a proprietary one, we were able to monitor SAS publishing, Secure Desktop, and so on.In Windows 10, GINA is no longer available, and you should use the Credential Provider instead.However, since it is not in China like GINA, can't SAS issue be monitored?(In other words, it's only called when the PC starts up?) and so on.
Is this the correct interpretation?

GINA was written in the form of dll, so all you had to do was create and replace dll with Visual C++.How should I make a Credential Provider?Is it dll just like GINA?

Also, what function should I call?Is it a function of msgina.dll just like GINA?

I don't know anything like...
There are few niche documentation and Microsoft pages are out of link and no information is available.
If possible, I would like to monitor SAS issuance and disable Ctrl+Alt+Del just like GINA.I would appreciate it if someone could tell me.

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2022-09-30 21:40

1 Answers

XY Problem.

Ctrl-Alt-Del and login are essentially different behaviors.You may also know that you can configure it so that you can log in without pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del.GINA is a DLL for customizing the login UI and disabling Ctrl+Alt+Del is not intended for use.US>Also, it has not been supported since Windows Vista (2006).Windows 10 has only removed a module that has long been unsupported.
Credential Providers replacing GINA are more focused on logging in, so it is natural that Ctrl+Alt+Del is no longer disabled.

Now, what we need to do is to figure out what we really want to do.

After disabling the screen or keyboard, children try to avoid restrictions by invoking top-level windows (such as Task Manager) with Ctrl-Alt-Del.So I want to temporarily disable my PC.

To give you an example, isn't it really about disabling task managers? And there are many ways to launch Task Manager

  • From the Ctrl+Alt+Del screen
  • From the right-click menu on the taskbar
  • Ctrl+Shift+ESC
  • Explorer Run Taskmgr.exe by other means

Disabling these individually is only a drag.You can disable it for either startup method by configuring the group policy Remove Task Manager .

On the other hand, if the task manager cannot start, I don't need to disable the Ctrl+Alt+Del screen, do I?


2022-09-30 21:40

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