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_SurajP 29-Nov-15 0:02am View    
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh125927(v=ws.10).aspx

Any service is a potential point of attack. So, its best to avoid giving higher level permissions.
_SurajP 3-Oct-15 4:28am View    
Crash isn't the question at all. Let me rephrase the question:-
Say process A and B.

1. 'A' creates named shared memory (CreateFileMapping)
2. 'B' opens shared memory (OpenFileMapping)
3. 'A' terminates abnormally. Or lets say it just exits properly.

Consider situations in which Process A can "NOT" signal process B that it is terminating.

-->Does the memory persist? If so, for how long?
-->What does Process B expect to face here.