Always Up Script
PowerShell Always Up Script: $i = 1 do{ $rn=(Get-Random -Minimum 90 -Maximum 200) Write-Host “wt: $rn” Start-Sleep -Seconds $rn $wsh = New-Object -ComObject WScript.Shell $wsh.SendKeys(‘%{RIGHT}’) } while($1 -ne 1)
Move VM to new WVD Infrastructure e.g. in new Region.
Get a screenshot of the current config from Nerdio (if you are using it). Get a screenshot of the current config from WVD: Export new Registration Key: Create a new WVD Infrastructure without VM (in New Region) – https://portal.azure.com/#blade/Microsoft_Azure_WVD/WvdManagerMenuBlade/overview LOG into the current VMs as an Administrator and restart it, to be sure […]
Hub-Spoke Topology Benefits
Using Hub-Spoke Topology Benefits: Network Isolation Ready to grow – with growing the company, IT, computer systems. The central point of Administration Control traffic in HUB between different Spokes Control Traffic to/from the Internet Control Traffic to/from On-Premises Capture traffic on HUBs Easy to put NSG based on all networks like 172.21.0.0/20 Hubs Should be […]
The security problem of the mapping file structure of Azure Web App and other IIS APP – part 3
Previously in part 1 and part 2, there was no final and easy-to-use solution to prevent bad guys to map your website. There is a final solution that works with On-Premise IIS and with Azure Web App. It is independent of Web Application Firewall and Front Door service. The solution is based on rewrite, […]
The security problem of the mapping file structure of Azure Web App and other IIS APP – part 2.
Previously I showed you the method of preventing mapping of the file structure of your WebApp based on 404 and 403 response codes. The disadvantage of runAllManagedModulesForAllRequests=”true” method is that it must be handled by application code. The main problem is that these requests 403 and 404 are server not by IIS from WebApp, but […]