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1 Bethesda Cybersecurity Club
Lesson 4 MS Windows and Practice Images

2 Agenda MS Windows background Windows Versions System accounts
Windows 7 & 8 security tools practice images

3 Cybersecurity Tasks Readme / Forensics Questions Configure Firewalls
Disable ports Update OS Update Software/applications Audit User Accounts Delete Change permissions Add Passwords Password Policy Length Complexity Duration Lockout Manage Services Disable / Enable File management Delete Adjust permissions Antivirus application Enable Configure Update Enable Encryption

4 Microsoft Windows 1981 1992 1995 2001 2006 2009 2012 2015

5 Windows XP and Server 2003 Lightweight (64 MB Ram, 1.5GB HD)
User Experience Focus XP is first version to use Remote Desktop Security Concerns: 2014 – discontinued support and updates 250 million people still use XP Outdated hardware and software may have more issues

6 Windows VISTA and Server 2008
Updated GUI and windows sidebard for gadgets Windows defender Backup and restore center User account control (UAC) Bitlocker – full disk encryption Security concern: UAC is useful, but not very usable

7 Windows 7 and server 2008 R2 Significant speed improvements over vista
Improved searching and more nuanced UAC Action Center – centralized location to notify user of major security issues Supports biometric authorization Security concern: Most widely used OS is the most targeted by malicious users

8 Windows 8/8.1 and server 2012 Focus on support for tablets and touch screens Windows store and Tiled Start Screen Windows 8.1 restored the Start Button Windows Defender includes MS Security Essentials which provides antivirus support Cloud storage and sync Security concern: “Picture passwords” can be more easily cracked than traditional strong passwords

9 Who was able to create user accounts?
System Accounts

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21 Windows 7 & 8 security tools
Start  Control Panel  System and Security  Administrative Tools  Local Security Policy Click Account Policies  Password Policies

22 Account Lockout policies
Account policies govern unsuccessful attempts to log into an account Account policies  account lockout policies

23 Windows updates Control panel  system and security  windows update

24 Action center and Windows Defender
Start  Control panel  system and security  action center Notifies you if windows identifies problems with or updates for: Windows updates Internet security settings Network firewall Spyware and related protection User account control Virus protections Windows backups Windows troubleshooting Control panel  system and security  Action center

25 Firewalls Control panel  system and security  action center  turn on now

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28 Practice Images Download ZIP File Check Md5 hash Unzip File
Provision Virtual Machine

29 Next week Windows security auditing Server 2016
Pico Capture the Flag (CTF): picoctf.com “free, online” computer security game targeted at middle and high school students created by Carnegie Mellon University Competition Dates: September 27, October 11, 2019 Participants: age 13 or older; Individual or team up to 5 participants General Skills Linux and Command Prompt Cryptography Web Exploitation Forensics Binary Exploration Reverse engineering Ctf101.org


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