![]() However, the free version still can do so much so it is really worth it to use.Īnother software that is COMPLETELY worth the price is Bozteck VENM. My firm wont pay the $500 a year for PDQ so i have to use the free version. ![]() ![]() Now if the file is an msi you can use the command line switches and uninstall it that way but if it was an exe you will have to do some research on that software to find the best way to silently uninstall it. You cannot uninstall software with a click like you can with the paid for version ($500 per admin). PDQ uses whatever credentials you put into it, so you can use domain admin credentials if you wanted to make sure that it always has the permissions it needs to install something. This comes in really handy with patch management. Because of the way that ninite works it pulls the latest version of the software everytime it runs, that way you always have the latest version. You can keep a "repository" of software that you can push without taking up a bunch of file space with the actual software. ![]() Using Ninite (free) in conjunction with PDQ (free) is really helpful. I think the requirement is the software has to have silent install options. I have a test box I push all new software to first to make sure it works. Not every software will deploy so you have to test first before you push to everyone. ![]() The risk behind this could be categorized under left-over attacks or alternative ways to retrieve SAM, users with limited access permission can access and copy the content of the FRST folder created by “ FARbar” or “ MB support” tools.PDQ (free) is awesome! As far as deploying software in a domain environment its the best. with tools such as samdump2, it’s easy to recover the NTLM hashes with the following command Looking at the first option which is “Gather Logs” doesn’t indicate any attempt to access local PC account credentials, so I decided to give it a try and tune my Procmon filters to capture app activity.įigured out that, a newly dropped executable has been created into the local temp folder and executed after thatīy doing some quick search, it comes it is an application ( Farbar) used by Malwarebytes for troubleshooting and it is the one responsible for accessing windows HIVE.įurthermore, the support tool doesn’t perform clean-up which could be abused in a way with leftover attacks to steal information. So why support tool gathered and copy SAM files? are these logs helpful for what? #infosec /GsALI7PWlG- Lawrence 勞倫斯 JHow does it happen?Īfter downloading and running the tool, the application interface comes with three options as the figure below ![]()
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