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Author: WildByDesign

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-# App Control Tray Tool
+# App Control Tray & Policy Manager
 
 I created this App Control System Tray Tool to facilitate more efficient changing of App Control policies. Specifically, I wanted a way to quickly switch between Enforced Mode and Audit Mode so that I could review logs and change rules in the policies as necessary. Since this has really helped benefit my application allowlisting journey, I wanted to share it so that others could also benefit. 
 
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 ![WDAC3screen](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e3294dd1-3eb1-4b38-8899-7c935303b7b9)
 
-![TrayStatus](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2ddac0cc-cfb0-4c5c-a30b-23f0be3e7d14)
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-![wdactray3-blocked](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ce6f04dd-0dc9-443b-8a92-2ad825670b64)
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-![wdactray3-audit](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/55cf14b9-707c-40b0-94c8-b0f95d01c71d)
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-![wdactray3-refresh](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2690a8bf-2a20-4a75-bbb3-bec39526443e)
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 ### Main Files:
 
 `AppControlTray.exe` - System tray tool which run **unelevated** at all times.
 
+`AppControlManager.exe` - App Control for Business GUI
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 `AppControlHelper.exe` - Command line-only tool which runs only specific **elevated** commands from AppControlTray related to CiTool commands and Event Viewer.
 
 `AppControlTask.exe` - Command line-only tool which runs only specific **unelevated** commands from AppControlTray related to Scheduled Tasks, Toast Notifications and policy conversion.
 
-### Policy Type:
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-At the moment, this tray tool only supports Multiple Policy Format since that is what I have always used since inception. Although at some point it could be extended to support Single Policy Format as well.
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-### Usage:
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-This tray tool makes use of compiled policy binaries (*.cip) that you would ideally already have. There are some included just for simple testing purposes.
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-To add new policies or update existing policies, simply select the tray menu option `Add or Update Policies`. This will bring up a standard file selection dialog which you can use to select any number of policy files. The selection will be parsed and those policies will be applied immediately via `CiTool -up` for each policy selected.
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-To remove policies, select the tray menu option `Remove Policies`. You can select as many policies for removal as you want. Those selections will be parsed and the policies will be removed immediately via `CiTool -rp` for each policy selected.
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-### Compiling:
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-To compile the script, you need to use SciTE4AutoIt3 which is available here: https://www.autoitscript.com/site/autoit-script-editor/downloads/
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-### Testing:
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-The example policies included in this are just for testing purposes and should not be used other than for testing.
-The policies basically allow for everything to run. There is one Deny rule for the purpose of testing this tray tool
-which is `*\test\speedyfox.exe` so that you can test the tray tool going from Audit Mode to Enforced Mode and vice versa.
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-### Toast Notifications:
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-This is implemented now with the simple Enable Notifications option now on the system tray menu to enable/disable toast notifications.
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-Toast notifications are implemented using KDE's Snoretoast app:
-https://invent.kde.org/libraries/snoretoast