TCPView v4.0 Released, (Sun, Mar 28th)
TCPView is a Sysinternals&#;x26;#;39; tool that displays information about the TCP and UDP endpoints on a system. It&#;x26;#;39;s like netstat, but with a GUI.
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TCPView is a Sysinternals&#;x26;#;39; tool that displays information about the TCP and UDP endpoints on a system. It&#;x26;#;39;s like netstat, but with a GUI.
Microsoft describes the “Windows Sandbox supports simple configuration files, which provide a minimal set of customization parameters for Sandbox. […] Windows Sandbox configuration files are formatted as XML and are associated with Sandbox via the .wsb file extension.”[6]
Continue reading Malware Analysis with elastic-agent and Microsoft Sandbox, (Fri, Mar 26th)
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Microsoft Office Macros continue to be the security nightmare that they have been for the past 3 decades. System and security admins everywhere continue to try to protect their users from prevalent macro malware, but they find Microsoft&#;x26;#;39;s tooling often less than helpful.
Continue reading Office macro execution evidence, (Fri, Mar 26th)
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In my previous diaries, I wrote about pfSense firewalls [1], [2]. I hope the diaries have given some insight to current pfSense users, and also inspire individuals who have yet to deploy any form of information security mechanisms in their homes/personal networks to do so. At the SANS Internet Storm Center, we welcome interested participants to submit firewall logs to DShield [3]. In this diary entry, I would like to share how to do so if you are using a pfSense firewall. I also highlight some minor issues I discovered when I was trying set up the DShield pfSense client, and how to resolve them so you can send your logs to DShield successfully. Please remember to do a config backup on your pfSense firewall before changing anything, and test the changes made in a test network before deploying them into the production environment. At this point of writing, all configuration and testing were done on pfSense 2.5.0-RELEASE Community Edition.
Continue reading Submitting pfSense Firewall Logs to DShield, (Thu, Mar 25th)
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