WINSpect recently hit the toolsmith radar screen via Twitter, and the author, Amine Mehdaoui, just posted an update a couple of days ago, so no time like the present to give you a walk-through. WINSpect is a Powershell-based Windows Security Audit…
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If you are submitting a request for help or advice please read this first.
If you are posting a request for help or advice make sure you provide enough details so others can help you. Things like model numbers, pictures if you can provide them, relevant details about what you’re trying to protect, etc.
For example, if you’re asking for help with a pre-installed alarm system make sure you include the Make and Model in your post. If you don’t have that information provide pictures of the keypad / control panel.
That said, do not post personally identifiable information. Do not make yourself a target to doxxing. Don’t post pictures or information that contain names, address, or PINs. Keep yourself, your family, and your property safe.
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