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<blockquote data-quote="Windows_Security" data-source="post: 754835" data-attributes="member: 50782"><p>Well as Andy mentioned and the read up explains, it is also advised to put powershellitself in constrained languagemode, because powershell is part of Windows (you don't need to run powershell.exe that is what Andy mentioned when suggestion the option to allow Windows Update direct acces to System.Management.Automation.dll when disabling powershell.exe with WD exploit options)</p><p></p><p>Just enable the powershell settings of SysHardener, when you enable SRP through Hard Configurator, you have access to powershell sufficiently caged as far as I know, without breaking Windows functionality needed for daily operations and updates. Maybe other members know of blackhat or darkweb posts which explian how to evade all of them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Windows_Security, post: 754835, member: 50782"] Well as Andy mentioned and the read up explains, it is also advised to put powershellitself in constrained languagemode, because powershell is part of Windows (you don't need to run powershell.exe that is what Andy mentioned when suggestion the option to allow Windows Update direct acces to System.Management.Automation.dll when disabling powershell.exe with WD exploit options) Just enable the powershell settings of SysHardener, when you enable SRP through Hard Configurator, you have access to powershell sufficiently caged as far as I know, without breaking Windows functionality needed for daily operations and updates. Maybe other members know of blackhat or darkweb posts which explian how to evade all of them. [/QUOTE]
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