From the taskbar, search System Configuration. Windows can go online to look it up automatically, or you can manually select from a list of programs that are installed on your computer. You can also access them directly at a \\wsl$ path. Windows cant open this file: File: example.cfg To open this file, Windows needs to know what program you want to use to open it. This will launch File Explorer showing the current Linux directory-you can browse the Linux environment’s file system from there. From within the Windows Subsystem for Linux environment you want to browse, run the following command: explorer.exe. There are two ways to access your Linux files. You still shouldn’t modify the underlying files at their real location on your system. Unlike previous methods, this is a safe way to work with Linux files! Windows does some magic in the background, making it possible to edit your Linux files from Windows applications without causing file permission issues. Here’s how to get at your Windows Subsystem for Linux files. It is recommended the file be in a read-only network location.Windows 10’s May 2019 Update finally offers an easy, safe, and officially supported way to access and work with your Linux files from within File Explorer and other applications. The XML file is applied with the group policy setting Computer Configuration > Administrative Settings > Windows Components > Windows Defender Exploit Guard > Exploit Protection > "Use a common set of exploit protection settings" configured to "Enabled" with file name and location defined under "Options:". Adding the following to the XML file will explicitly turn CFG on (other system level EP requirements can be combined under ): This can also be modified to explicitly enforce the system level requirements. The STIG package includes a DoD EP XML file in the "Supporting Files" folder for configuring application mitigations defined in the STIG. Under "System settings", configure "Control flow guard (CFG)" to "On by default" or "Use default ( )". The default configuration in Exploit Protection is "On by default" which meets this requirement. Values that would not be a finding include:Įnsure Exploit Protection system-level mitigation, "Control flow guard (CFG)", is turned on. If the status of "CFG: Enable" is "OFF", this is a finding.
Run "Windows PowerShell" with elevated privileges (run as administrator). The PowerShell query results for this show as "NOTSET".
This is applicable to unclassified systems, for other systems this is NA. Windows 10 Security Technical Implementation Guide
If this is turned off, Windows 10 may be subject to various exploits. CFG ensures flow integrity for indirect calls. Several mitigations, including "Control flow guard (CFG)", are enabled by default at the system level. Exploit protection in Windows 10 enables mitigations against potential threats at the system and application level.
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