Windows 10: How did {78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309} get through my firewall and for what purpose?

How did {78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309} get through my firewall and for what purpose?A new entry is being allowed access through my firewall {78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309}, and the only information I can find concerning it is a note from Microsoft in 2018 stating "That exception in your Firewall is part of the Remote Desktop Service in Windows 10, it is not something to worry about". I never allow anyone to remotely access my computer and my settings deny such access so how did this entry get permission to breach my firewall, whom it is communicating with, and pardon my dar

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{78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309} in Firewall Apps allowed communicate?

{78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309}

wed have same thing showing up in firewall items allowed communicate through "Allow Apps Communicate Through Windows Defender Firewall" section in firewall setting. What is this?

 

firewall entry

I have tried to research this firewall entry but cannot find if it should be checked in both private and public or at all.

{78E1CD88-49E3-476E-B926-580E596AD309}

 

Win 10 Unknown Firewall Entry

Please tell me if this entry is safe and what is it? If remote control application by whom? thanks



78e1cd88-49e3-476e-b926-580e596ad309: in allowed firewall applications.