PIPEACCESSOUTBOUND
PIPEACCESSOUTBOUND is a security-related term primarily used in the context of Windows operating systems and network security policies. It refers to a component of the Windows Filtering Platform (WFP), which is a framework that allows administrators to control network traffic flowing into and out of a system. The term specifically pertains to outbound network access via pipes, which are named communication channels used for inter-process communication (IPC) in Windows.
In Windows, pipes are often utilized for communication between processes on the same machine or across different
The PIPEACCESSOUTBOUND policy is particularly relevant in environments where strict network security controls are required, such
Configuring PIPEACCESSOUTBOUND involves defining rules that specify which processes or services are permitted to send data