Data Execution Prevention prevents programs from executing a code in the data portion of the memory: the most popular exploit in windows boxes. Nowadays, amd64 and recent intel processors support this in hardware too.
DEP, by default, prevents any program to abuse the windows progs and services to do this exploit. But some programs, like postcast server, need to register their own ocx which requires dep to defer. In this case, u have to select the second option and mark, in my case, regsrv32 and postcastserver.exe, as exceptions.
I guess I was too specific. Someone can generalize.
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