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% Force user to type password to elevate permissions
% Many WIN10 compromises are initiated through keyboard sequence commands. User permissions are
% elevated through simply by allowing attacker to click Yes/Enter when asked to authorize permission
% elevation. Changing this parameter in WIN10 forces the user to type their password to elevate permissions.
% This thwarts any automated keystroke attempts and also forces user to pause and think before 
% raising permission level. This is similar to the 'sudo' command in Linux environments.

1. WIN+R
2. Type: 'gpedit.msc' to launch group policy editor.
3. Select: 'Yes' to elevate user permissions.

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# PREVENT BEING LOCKED OUT FROM REMOTE DEVICE WHEN UPDATING UFW FIREWALL RULES
# OPERATING SYSTEM LINUX/UBUNTU
# MICHAL CZARNECKI (MCZARNECKI@GMAIL.COM)
# ADDITIONAL PACKAGES REQUIRED: ufw, at
#
We add a new rule to the firewall configuration
  $> sudo ufw allow ARGS
  $> sudo ufw status
  $> Status: inactive
If we enable the rules we might lock ourselves out, we will set the UFW rules to automatically revert in 5 minutes. If we lock ourselves out we can get back in.