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If PowerShell and cmd logging is turned on (and I'm sure it is) then seeing net * commands run from a marketing machine is hella bad. Its similar to "HEY LOOK A
by crankylinuxuser 8y ago
If PowerShell and cmd logging is turned on (and I'm sure it is) then seeing net * commands run from a marketing machine is hella bad. Its similar to "HEY LOOK AT ME IM HACKED!"
These logging things do get in the way of devs. They run PowerShell after ps... Its not uncommon for MB's a day of log per dev. So if you're wanting to run crap and get away with it, hack a dev machine and bury your commands in there.
- no-s 8y agoSo true. Just write an innocuous automation script that will fail on privs generating massive logs and then use debugging as an excuse when you try to systematically audit capabilities. Often helpful IT staff will open up vulns for ya to put an end to the noise. Of course in many orgs it’s necessary to do this in order to get legitimate work done too...