The following code example calls CoCreateInstance to create a dedicated process. To perform an asynchronous call with IUnsecuredApartmentĬreate a dedicated process with a call to CoCreateInstance. Every time you need WMI, the Unsecapp.exe would also run as Sink to perform the.
While WMI is the Microsoft program used to connect your PC to a remote server. Unsecapp.exe is a new process built in WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation).
The following procedure describes how to perform an asynchronous call with IUnsecuredApartment. What is Unsecapp.exe Unsecapp.exe sink to receive asynchronous callbacks for WMI client application. What is unsecapp. After initialization, the dedicated process acts as an intermediary between the main process and WMI. The dedicated process can call CoInitializeSecurity to grant WMI access to the dedicated process without compromising the security of the main process. The IUnsecuredApartment interface allows a client application to create a separate dedicated process running Unsecapp.exe for hosting a IWbemObjectSink implementation. You can host Unsecapp.exe with a call to the IUnsecuredApartment interface. To assist with this technique WMI provides the Unsecapp.exe process to function as the separate process. You can then lower the security on that process and WMI can access the sink without restriction.
For more information, see Setting Security on an Asynchronous Call. Rest assured, Unsecapp.exe is a genuine Windows system file, it is a core component of the Windows 10 system, it is not malware and is not harmful to your system, you should definitely not remove that process. It is using up over 30 of my cpu usage, and i have tried running malware tools, and it is classified as a crypto miner. I t is a sink (callback validator) used with WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) to receive. IWbemUnsecuredApartment allows you to control whether Unsecapp.exe authenticates callbacks to the sink. I have had a process called Unsecapp.exe running on my pc for a while. If it is found the C:WindowsSystem32 the unsecapp.exe file is a Windows core system file.
It must have appeared due to a program that needs it, and you don't have to remove it. You don't have to worry if you have suddenly noticed it in your Task Manager. If not, it could be malware and you should scan your computer with your antivirus software. Use the IWbemUnsecuredApartment interface. Unsecapp.exe is safe as long as it is located in the C:WindowsSystem32wbem folder. Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) can create the sink to receive asynchronous callbacks for a client application in a separate process. Lowering the Security for a Sink in a Separate Process