Clipboard protection, such as it is

[RasheedHolland]

@Surt

I don’t see what anything about that AVLab test has anything to do with a broad market spectrum product like SS15. I ponder if SS12’s clipboard protection alone would smack down clipboard swapping.

The point is that it should still be possible to block apps (malicious or not) from getting access to the clipboard in Windows 11. If apps can not read the clipboard, they should not be able to perform clipboard swapping and clipboard hijacking. I don’t know how SS 12 would perform in this test, but it was designed to block this kind of stuff.