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A researcher has developed a downgrade attack that can make Windows machines covertly, persistently and irreversibly vulnerable, even if they were fully patched before that. A downgrade attack exploiting the Windows Update process The direction of Safe… Continue reading “Perfect” Windows downgrade attack turns fixed vulnerabilities into zero-days
By now, most people are aware of – or have been personally affected by – the largest IT outage the world have ever witnessed, courtesy of a defective update for Crowdstrike Falcon Sensors that threw Windows hosts into a blue-screen-of-death… Continue reading Microsoft releases tool to speed up recovery of systems borked by CrowdStrike update
I am pentesting a site with all permissions. I have been able to upload a PHP shell embedded within a png image. I have also been able to change the extension of the file like
something.php. So my question is when I run this file in my xam… Continue reading PHP embedded within PNG is not executing rather randering in IIS but executes in Apache
I am a cybersecurity engineer who is currently testing Wallix Bastion PAM solution. I ran into a problem when I was trying to configure the Remote Storage for storing recorded privileged sessions there. The problem is with the Remote direc… Continue reading Wallix Bastion PAM Remote Storage mounting issue
Nexpose reports the following vulnerability:
TLS/SSL Server Supports The Use of Static Key Ciphers. Negotiated with the following insecure cipher suites:
TLS 1.2 ciphers: TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256
TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_256_GCM_SHA384
Bu… Continue reading Nexpose reporting ciphers not present in machine
I, as Administrator, tried to assign Backup privileges to a sample user via secedit command…
cmd> secedit /export /cfg config.inf
It exported the contents of Local Security Policy (LSP) database to the newly created "config.inf&q… Continue reading Low level privilege assignment using Secedit failed
In this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad Sams and Paul Thurrott discuss Microsoft accidentaly pushing Copilot on Windows on Windows Server builds, how Microsoft could make Copilot more useful for IT admins and security experts, and wonder if they cou… Continue reading First Ring Daily: Did Copilot Do That?
In this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad Sams and Paul Thurrott discuss Microsoft accidentaly pushing Copilot on Windows on Windows Server builds, how Microsoft could make Copilot more useful for IT admins and security experts, and wonder if they cou… Continue reading First Ring Daily: Did Copilot Do That?
In this article, I’ll explain what role-based access control (RBAC) is and how to configure it in Windows Admin Center. Next, I will cover topics such as creating roles, assigning permissions, and adding users and groups. I’ll include best practices and tips for managing access to your resources with Windows Admin Center. Windows Admin Center…
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Windows Admin Center (WAC) is the modern evolution of “in-box” management tools, like MMC (Microsoft Management Console) and Server Manager for Windows Server management. WAC provides wizards to guide users through its deployment and deploying Windows Servers and other cluster solutions. Learn more about what Windows Admin Center features and capabilities might be useful to…
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