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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 822921" data-attributes="member: 32260">It is much safer set H_C to allow PowerShell scripts and block PowerShell executables via &lt;Block Sponsors&gt;. With these settings, you can use PowerShell as Administrator (elevated) without restrictions from H_C. PowerShell scripting will be still blocked for malware. The H_C default-deny will prevent malware to elevate.I do not plan to add the command line interface. It is very easy to set SRP Default Security Level to Unrestricted/Disallowed via reg tweaks. You can simply add a few command lines to your PowerShell or CMD script and run it with elevation via shortcut. You can do a similar thing in Autoit.If you want, here is the source code of H_C:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://github.com/AndyFul/Hard_Configurator---old-versions/blob/master/Hard_Configurator.zip[/URL]You can use it to make a custom AutoIt scripts for your personal use. I should warn you that the code is rather &quot;dirty&quot; and not well annotated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 822921, member: 32260"] It is much safer set H_C to allow PowerShell scripts and block PowerShell executables via <Block Sponsors>. With these settings, you can use PowerShell as Administrator (elevated) without restrictions from H_C. PowerShell scripting will be still blocked for malware. The H_C default-deny will prevent malware to elevate. I do not plan to add the command line interface. It is very easy to set SRP Default Security Level to Unrestricted/Disallowed via reg tweaks. You can simply add a few command lines to your PowerShell or CMD script and run it with elevation via shortcut. You can do a similar thing in Autoit. If you want, here is the source code of H_C: [URL unfurl="true"]https://github.com/AndyFul/Hard_Configurator---old-versions/blob/master/Hard_Configurator.zip[/URL] You can use it to make a custom AutoIt scripts for your personal use. I should warn you that the code is rather "dirty" and not well annotated. [/QUOTE]

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