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XbcL4QZQ··on Bypassing Windows 10's Protections Using a Single Bit
Is ProcessSystemCallDisablePolicy somehow similar to seccomp on Linux? I understand that seccomp allows to selectively allow/disallow individual system calls while this disallows all win32k calls. But I don't know how similar these features are in the security impact.

Apparently, chromium - which uses seccomp on linux - uses ProcessSystemCallDisablePolicy on windows: https://src.chromium.org/chrome/branches/1312/src/sandbox/wi...