Sources say: I’ll be speaking at ATT&CKcon 5.0 in October
I’ve been on writing hiatus since the spring for a number of reasons, but one important reason has emerged and, to use a phrase, the cat’s out of the bag.
Tag: windows
The obligatory annual predictions post, 2024 edition
I’m actually not a fan of the tech industry’s tradition of winter prognostications. It’s a weird combination of throwing darts, shoehorning guesses into the “but a clock is right twice
Happy TLS 1.2 Day!
Microsoft’s editor of the Windows release health page must be a fan of The West Wing, because they decided to take out the trash on the Friday night before Labor
Greatly meliorated service accounts
I’m a fan of Latin. No, not the music; the so-called dead language that was recently praised by a novelist and Oxford professor as “useless.” So when I set out
Fixing custom sysmon-modular rules with invalid XML
I’m a big proponent of Sysinternals Sysmon for shops that aren’t running a commercial endpoint detection and response (EDR) tool, like VMware’s Carbon Black or Crowdstrike’s Falcon. Sysmon is the
When Notepad dials up a domain controller
Windows Notepad is a lonely tool. It barely does the job in a pinch, with only the most basic functions you’d expect in a text editor. Older versions drove non-Windows