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Lab 1

The document outlines a lab exercise focused on Windows Security using PowerShell scripts. It includes tasks for calculating file hashes, monitoring new processes, checking file reputations with VirusTotal, and verifying the legitimacy of newly created processes. Additionally, it suggests adding functionality to check established connections.

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Lab 1

The document outlines a lab exercise focused on Windows Security using PowerShell scripts. It includes tasks for calculating file hashes, monitoring new processes, checking file reputations with VirusTotal, and verifying the legitimacy of newly created processes. Additionally, it suggests adding functionality to check established connections.

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Windows Security

Lab 1
1. Write a PowerShell script that calculates the hash of a file (using Get-
FileHash).
2. Append the hash to a file (if the hash doesn't already exist).
3. Create a PowerShell script that monitors the creation of new
processes (using WMI, Windows Management Instrumentation).
4. Create a script to check the reputation of a file using the VirusTotal
service.
5. Using all of the above, create a script to check the legitimacy of
newly created processes.
6. Add options to check established connections
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