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It's possible to deny some methods using the segurity policy,
uhexo
Member Posts: 1
HI.
I'm a begginer about defining my own policy, I have done rules to allow to use some resources, as files, network, but I haven't can do the below:
If there is method M1 in class C1, it can write any rule in the policy file that to not allow to execute the M1 from everyone.
Is it possible? How?
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