Disable SMBv1 with PowerShell: One will need to disable SMBv1 all over the network and an easy way of doing it is using PowerShell. If you are getting rid out of SMBv1 and you haven’t read my previous article, Disable SMBv1 with Group Policy, please check it out., especially if you want to disable SMBv1 … Continue reading Disable SMBv1 with PowerShell
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Sign PowerShell Scripts With An Enterprise PKI
PowerShell Execution Policy can be used as a control policy, to protect the administrators, or even the users, from accidental script execution. Do not think of it as a security measure, because it will not protect you from copy/paste the content of any script in the command line or run each script command by hand. The … Continue reading Sign PowerShell Scripts With An Enterprise PKI
Antimalware Scan Interface
PowerShell version 5.0 and later includes a low-level programming API designed just for anti-malware scanners. The AntiMalware Scan Interface (AMSI) allows AMSI capable scanners to examine PowerShell code, even when the code is Base64-encoded. AMSI works also with WSCRIPT executables (VBScript, Jscript). from Microsoft: The Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) is a generic interface standard that … Continue reading Antimalware Scan Interface
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