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14/04/2021
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Disabling SMB1 on your servers.

20/12/2018
Phil Bailey
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We should clean up these older protocols. And if you can’t remember SMB or Server Message Block is a network file sharing protocol meant for sharing files, printers, etc, between computers. There are three versions – Server Message Block (SMB) version 1 (SMBv1), SMB version 2 (SMBv2), and SMB version 3 (SMBv3). Follow these steps …

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Reset a Unifi AP to Factory Settings via SSH

12/11/2018
Phil Bailey
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Sometimes you are forced into re-installing your UniFi Controller. And then you need to force re-adoption of your APs and really don’t want to take them down from the ceiling to press that little reset button. SSH and remote access to the rescue and a nifty little script on the AP. Reset AP to factory …

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Domain Password Hashes

30/10/2018
Phil Bailey
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During a penetration test this week i was having a very interesting conversation with our security expert, he was walking me though and detailing how its pretty common during these tests once domain admin had been reached, to extract the password hashes of all domain users for offline cracking.  These hashes are stored in a …

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Hyper V Hardware Versions

30/05/2018
Phil Bailey
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Recently i have upgraded my Hyper V farm from Server 2012 R2 to Server 2016, as part of this process we also wanted to upgrade the hardware versions on the VM’s from 5.0 to 8.0, running a simple powershell command of “Get-VMHostSupportedVersion” however reveled a few issues, i was unable to get the new cluster …

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Wireless Heaven (Part 1)

11/05/2018
Phil Bailey
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Recently i have moved house, for a long time prior to that i had always been “playing” with WiFi solutions becoming increasingly frustrated with resolutions, so a little background, my house has 6 people in it (2 Adults and 4 Teenagers) and as you can imagine each of these six have more then one device …

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Hyper-V NAT Switch

08/05/2018
Phil Bailey
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How are we all doing So recently following on for some security blogs ive been reading i decided i needed a fresh lab environment, so i decided to look into simplifying things to give my VM’s access to the internet.  In the past while putting together my Hyper-V cluster environment with a little help i …

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IoT Inspection

02/05/2018
Phil Bailey
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Reading some information online, I come across a recent project from Princeton University, they have released a tool called IoT Inspector which analyzes the security and privacy of IoT devices.   Now the results as im sure you can imagine are very shocking, they have already used the tool to study a wide range of available …

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Password Management (Lack of)

27/04/2018
Phil Bailey
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This week i have been to IT Expo in Manchester, which is a IT security/cloud/devops conference for IT pros.  The event was over two days and was extremely useful for me, it had a number of workshops and speakers talking about a number of subject, ranging from data analytic projects defining if a couple would stay …

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Failover Cluster Replication

24/04/2018
Phil Bailey
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I have recently been looking at Microsoft’s Failover Cluster Manager, used to create, validate and manage failover clusters running within Windows Server, i am hoping to put together a more extensive blog post in the future about the setup and configuration of this, but working backwards i guess im going to be looking here at …

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