PowerShell through a .NET object in order to make it easier to run in environments where powershell.exe is blacklisted or restricted. The toolset includes the usual scripts from Power- Sploit, PowerTools, and Nishang such as privilege escalation, persistence, reconnaissance, and data exfiltration. MIMIKATZ
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PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment Versions installed on Windows by default Monad, the predecessor of PowerShell, was released in June 2005. Newer versions of Windows have since included the
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Windows 10 added new security features for PowerShell. Script Block Logging is now automatically enabled, providing better logging. Additionally, a new feature called Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) allows security solutions to intercept and
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PowerWare’s downloaded PowerShell script makes heavy use of randomized variable names. The script generates a random key for encrypting the target’s files using the GET-RANDOM cmdlet. The encryption key is then sent back to the attacker using an
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