Abusing Extended Attributes to Bypass Application Control For Business - Shells.Systems

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Abusing Extended Attributes to Bypass Application Control For Business - Shells.Systems

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blueteamsecEnglish · 27 days ago

Estimated Reading Time: 7 minutesThis post shows a practical bypass of Application Control for Business (formerly Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC)) by abusing NTFS Kernel Extended Attributes (Kernel EAs)

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