Posted on 11.16.20 by Robert Yeckley
By default, UNIX-based systems are inherently more secure than the Windows operating system. In this article, we describe precisely why that is.
Posted on 07.15.20 by Adam Bertram
In this article, we will explore common scenarios and how Robocopy can be used to make system administrators' lives easier. Using version 10.0.18362 for this article and is the version that comes with Windows 10 1903.
Posted on 05.15.20 by Adam Bertram
Windows Defender comes with Windows 10 is a great way to keep your computer protected from malware.
Posted on 03.27.20 by Adam Bertram
The Windows registry can be a goldmine for attackers and clueless employees. There’s no place better suited for introducing security vulnerabilities or completely screwing up a Windows system than the registry.
Posted on 08.19.19 by Dan Franciscus
Recently at the Microsoft Build conference, it was announced that there is a new Windows terminal that can be used as an alternative to cmd of PowerShell, called Windows Terminal.
Posted on 06.21.19 by Dan Franciscus
A pass the hash attack is a common attack vector utilized by many adversaries. In this attack, a Windows username is paired with the hashed value of a Windows account password. Let's take a deeper look.
Posted on 11.20.18 by Michael O'Dwyer
In the computing world, virtualization by way of virtual machines is used to describe a method of avoiding the purchase of multiple physical computers or servers, one for each operating system.
Posted on 09.12.18 by Dan Franciscus
With OpenSSH, you can remote into any operating system from any operating system. This is a wonderful thing!