[release/9.0.1xx] BinSkim: Enable CFG#43695
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Silly question maybe, but on the .NET Framework leg do we have access to |
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Depends if on the agent we're running inside a developer prompt - that usually sets those up because dumpbin comes from the Win SDK on the machine. But, if we were to regress this, 1ESPT/BinSkim will flag us again. |
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Description
.NET SDK contains a native binary (finalizer.exe) that's used to clean up optional workloads when the SDK is uninstalled. The binary was flagged by BinSkim because control flow guard was not enabled.
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Testing
Built locally and verified that the necessary sections and tables are present as described here
Also tested the installer to ensure there aren't any regressions when running this when the SDK is being removed.