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Category: Windows 🠪 Security Bitlocker Management | November 30, 2023 | Lock a bitlocker drive:
manage-bde -lock d: -ForceDismount
Auto unlock a drive using a batch file. This has security implications, ensure you do this safely! These all need to run as admin
1: Create an unlock file in C:\ that will be able to unlock the D: bitlocker protected drive:
manage-bde -protectors -add d: -rk c:\
2: Find the new file that was created. It will look like 'C:\123AB123-1A23-78BC-941A-J019014322A0.BEK'
dir C:\ /a
3: Unlock the D: Drive.
manage-bde -unlock d: -rk C:\123AB123-1A23-78BC-941A-J019014322A0.BEK |
Category: Windows 🠪 Security Check if a user is logged on remotely | December 1, 2023 | Change pc17 to the computer name:
query user /server:pc17
You can also use psloggedon if you download the Sysinternals tools
https://devopsonwindows.com/3-ways-remotely-view-who-is-logged-on/
Keywords: Local, Logged on,, in, Remote Desktop, mstsc, Terminal Services, Console, Active, Idle, off |
Category: Windows 🠪 Security Data Streams - Super Hidden Files | December 1, 2023 | Data Streams in NTFS allow files to have hidden content that is harder to see.
You can see how much space is used in Windows Explorer, going to properties for a file/folder. The Size field is the main file/folder. The Size On Disk includes the main file as well as any alternate data streams.
Create a data stream from command prompt: notepad notes.txt:test
To view them in command prompt, use: dir /r
Copy a file into a data stream:
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