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As a parent, I was once told that if children are left to play, then they will happily play all day without getting themselves into any trouble, but if a door or garden gate is forgetfully left open, then children will wander, explore, begin to get into mischief. . . . There are many doors in the Registry, but while some may be opened, thankfully Windows will protect us from destroying the Registry. On a modern operating system, the Windows security model is very robust and will do a very good job at protecting itself from destruction, sometimes despite our own best endeavors to undermine security.

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© 2015 Mike Halsey and Andrew Bettany

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Halsey, M., Bettany, A. (2015). Securing the Registry. In: Windows Registry Troubleshooting. Apress, Berkeley, CA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-0992-9_5

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