How are you protecting users from ClickFix-style attacks?
I've been seeing more ClickFix attacks where a fake CAPTCHA or verification page tricks someone into opening Run, PowerShell, or Terminal and pasting in a command. That seems…
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How are you protecting users from ClickFix-style attacks?
ClickFix attacks use fake CAPTCHA or verification pages to persuade users to open Run, PowerShell, or Terminal and paste commands themselves. That makes traditional advice about avoiding suspicious…
Does Defender for Endpoint support custom inline behavior blocking?
I'm comparing Microsoft Defender for Endpoint with CrowdStrike's Indicators of Attack. Defender has custom detections, but I can't find a way to immediately block a behavior based on…
Why is my AppLocker or Software Restriction Policy rule not blocking the program?
I created path and hash rules in Software Restriction Policies and AppLocker, but the executable still launches after running gpupdate /force and rebooting the test computer. What should…
Why is Windows blocking my compiled C++ program?
I can compile my C++ source with g++ and produce main.exe, but running it from PowerShell sometimes fails with an error saying that an Application Control policy blocked…
How Can I Restrict Internet Access for Specific Applications on Windows?
I'm looking to set up strict internet controls on my Windows system to dictate which applications can access the internet without changing anything on my router or buying…
How can I effectively lock down the Windows Command Line for users?
I'm looking for reliable ways to restrict access to the Windows Command Line for regular users without affecting admin access. Our organization uses Windows 11 and we're a…
Help! My C# App is Blocked by Application Control Policy
I've been working on a C# .NET 9 console application on Windows 11, and everything was running smoothly until today. While debugging in VS Code, I pressed F5…
Can I Block Executables by Product Name Only with AppLocker?
Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to block an executable file just by its product name while ignoring the publisher. I'm facing this issue…