Compare file hashes in powershell
[DOCX File]infosec - Temple MIS
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Search the system for case-related files. The options available are by DOS commands, PowerShell commands, or with Windows Explorer. See “DOS Commands” or “PowerShell Commands” below for the proper syntax. Confirm matches by filenames or hashes.
Generate & Compare Hash with Windows PowerShell - Yeah Hub
Windows PowerShell: Contains the path of the console file (.psc1) that was most recently used in the session. This variable is populated when Windows PowerShell is started with the PSConsoleFile parameter or when the cmdlet Export-Console is used to export snap-in names to a console file.
[DOCX File]Part 1: INTRODUCTION - Temple MIS – Connect and …
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Using AES in Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode, and save the resulting file as “tux_ecb.bmp”. Then, use HxD or other hexeditor to insert the first 56 bytes (the file signature header that identifies the file as a BMP file) of tux.bmp at the beginning of tux-ecb.bmp. Open both files in an image viewer program and compare.
[DOCX File]Windows PowerShell Specification
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Also, a convenient shortcut to opening a windows shell in a certain directory is to use Windows Explorer (the graphical file explorer thing) to navigate to where you want to go, then right-click in the white area in that directory listing, and choose “Open PowerShell window here”. PowerShell can do everything a cmd prompt can do, and more.
[DOC File]New Hanover Regional Medical Center
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Despite having different file names, the MD5 hashes of the two web shells indicated that the two files were the same file. These web shells have been associated with the ciklon_z webshell. DHS and FBI identified the threat actors leveraging remote access services and infrastructure, such as VPN, RDP, and Outlook Web Access (OWA).
[DOCX File]CIRT Technical Manual
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Search file hashes. MD5. SHA1. Search for network contacts. URLs. Domains. IP Addresses. Submit sample(s) to Palo Alto WildFire sandbox. Record any payload file hashes, contacted URLS/Domains/IP Addresses. IF AFFECTING > 10 SYSTEMS OR SYSTEMS HOSTING SENSITIVE DATA: Capture network packet data moving to/from infected computer using Tap or Span.
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