It’s the equivalent of the HTTP Host header, with similar utility. But I agree with the author that an OS provided trustable structure is a much better way.
Repeating the OP, your program takes every other parameter from the caller, why do you insist on the executable name to not be set by him too?
Windows defender is the one that is stupid by using it. Every OS has the real executable name in some place, security software should look there instead.
Repeating the OP, your program takes every other parameter from the caller, why do you insist on the executable name to not be set by him too?
Windows defender is the one that is stupid by using it. Every OS has the real executable name in some place, security software should look there instead.