PowerShell and SMB
PowerShell can be effectively employed to perform security tests against network services such as the SMB protocol, which is commonly used for file sharing and resource access in Windows environments. In this section, we’ll explore how PowerShell can be used to conduct a security test against SMB, identify vulnerabilities, and bolster network defenses.
The SMB protocol is a critical component of Windows-based networks, facilitating file and printer sharing, as well as access to various resources. While SMB is vital for seamless data exchange, it can also present security risks if not adequately configured. These risks include unauthorized access, data leakage, and susceptibility to ransomware attacks. To ensure the robust security of your network, it’s essential to conduct thorough security testing of SMB implementations.
Enumerating SMB shares
A fundamental aspect of SMB security testing is discovering shared resources on a remote server....
