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Configure ESET as default-deny (bye ransomware!)
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<blockquote data-quote="Wraith" data-source="post: 811547" data-attributes="member: 74314"><p>Okay so you disabled launching of powershell for every applications. It should throw HIPS alert when some legit applications require launching of powershell. If you have enabled constraint mode for powershell via syshardener and have powershell blocked from creating outgoing connections with the ESET Firewall, you can try editing the HIPS rule for powershell to this one below. If you suspect any malware infection, open ESET, go to Tools and see the list of the running processes to see if any suspicious process is running.Then go to Network Connections and see if any suspicious application is connecting to the Internet. If you know how to use ESET SysInspector, you will be able to spot the malware.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wraith, post: 811547, member: 74314"] Okay so you disabled launching of powershell for every applications. It should throw HIPS alert when some legit applications require launching of powershell. If you have enabled constraint mode for powershell via syshardener and have powershell blocked from creating outgoing connections with the ESET Firewall, you can try editing the HIPS rule for powershell to this one below. If you suspect any malware infection, open ESET, go to Tools and see the list of the running processes to see if any suspicious process is running.Then go to Network Connections and see if any suspicious application is connecting to the Internet. If you know how to use ESET SysInspector, you will be able to spot the malware. [/QUOTE]
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