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WINspect – Powershell-based Windows Security Auditing Toolbox

WINspect is part of a larger project for auditing different areas of Windows environments. It focuses on enumerating different parts of a Windows machine aiming to identify security weaknesses and point to components that need further hardening. The main targets for the current version are domain-joined windows machines. However, some of the functions still apply for standalone workstations.

Features

This current version of the script supports the following features :

  • Checking for installed security products.
  • Enumerating World Exposed local filesystem shares.
  • Enumerating domain users and groups with local group membership.
  • Enumerating registry autoruns.
  • Enumerating local services that are configurable by Authenticated Users group members.
  • Enumerating local services for which corresponding binary is writable by Authenticated Users group members.
  • Enumerating non-system32 Windows Hosted Services and their associated DLLs.
  • Enumerating local services with unquoted path vulnerability.
  • Enumerating non-system scheduled tasks.
  • Checking for DLL hijackability.
  • Checking for User Account Contol settings.
  • Checking for unattended installs leftovers.

Supported Powershell Version

This version was tested in a powershell v2.0 environment.

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