Welcome to my Cybersecurity Windows Script Repository.

THEY DO NOT NECESSARILY FOLLOW BEST PRACTICES, AND IN AT LEAST ONE INSTANCE, DIRECTLY CONTRADICT THEM.

THESE SCRIPTS WERE DESIGNED TO GAIN POINTS IN A RAPID FASHION. THIS REPOSITORY SERVES AS AN ARCHIVAL DESTINATION FOR THESE SCRIPTS ONLY. I (HEXALELLOGRAM) AM NOT LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE INCURRED BY YOUR USING THESE SCRIPTS OR ANY CONSEQUENCES OF IT.

MOST LIKELY THESE WILL BREAK YOUR SYSTEM IN SOME WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM.

The following scripts were downloaded from the internet years ago and integrated into these scripts. I do not remember where these scripts were found or who wrote them. If anyone manages to track that information down, I am willing to add an appropriate attribution here. The below list is based off of my memory and may not be completely comprehensive.

• dependencies/FindHackingTools32.bat
• dependencies/FindHackingTools64.bat
• dependencies/MSRT.vbs
• scripts/AutoUpdate.ps1
• scripts/ExpiringPasswords.ps1
• scripts/SetPasswords.ps1
• scripts/UninstallQuickTime.ps1

The following scripts were based upon a template script for downloading and installing programs that I found a long time ago. I have since lost track of that original template. If anyone finds out who wrote the orignal template, I would be willing to add an attribution here.

• dependencies/InstallBitDefender.ps1
• dependencies/InstallMSE.ps1

CLI Git for dummies.txt and setup.bat were written by cool00geek.

Credit for the script scripts\IEDefault.ps1 is included in that file and below:

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|: | Author:  Aman Dhally                                        | :|            
| :| Email:   [email protected] 
|: | Purpose: Reset Internet Explorer Setting to Default   
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|: |  more info: http://newdelhipowershellusergroup.blogspot.in/                                                           
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|: |                 Date: 23 - July - 2012 
|: |                            16:29 
| :|     /^(o.o)^\    Version: 1                                    |: |  
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1. Download the coexist-scripts repository anywhere on your hard drive. Please try to keep the path as short as possible due to NTFS file system limitations, so a location on the root of your hard drive is suggested.
2. Run the file RunScripts.bat as an administrator.
3. The scripts should chainload everything else and take care of the rest.

• A .txt file named ProtectUsers.txt that specifies the users to protect as stated in the README should be placed in files.

  • Note about ProtectUsers.txt Do NOT remove the system built-in Administrator and Guest accounts.

• A .txt file named ProtectAdmin.txt that specifies the Administrators to protect as stated in the README should be placed in files.

  • Note about ProtectAdmin.txt: Do NOT remove the system built-in Administrator account.

• Windows XP or greater
• PowerShell 2.0 or greater (Comes installed by default on Windows 7/Server 2008 R2 and above, must be manually installed on Vista, XP, Server 2003, and Server 2008)
• .NET Framework 3.5 or greater (only necessary if upgrading to PS 2.0)

Note: Program Installation download functionality requires PowerShell 3.0 or greater

Windows XP, Vista, and Server 2003 will never be tested.

XP, Server 2003, and Vista are out of support from Microsoft.

• Display Computer Properties
• Enable Data Execution Prevention
• Delete Unnecessary Administrators
• Delete Unnecessary Users
• Disable Remote Desktop
• Disable Unnecessary Services
• Disable Windows Feature: Telnet
• Disable Windows 10 Upgrade
• Enable Windows Update
• Find Hacking Tools
• Enable Firewall
• Reset Internet Explorer to Default Settings
• Install Firefox, Hitman Pro, Classic Shell, and Malwarebytes
• List Open Ports
• List Processes
• Remove Non Work-Related Media
• Remove Windows 10 Bloat and Telemetry
• Reset Hosts File to Default
• Examine Scheduled Tasks
• Apply Local Security Policy Settings
• Install Service Packs
• Set Expiring Passwords and User Passwords
• Examine Network Shares
• Uninstall Apple QuickTime
• Examine User Groups
• View Logs
• Disable Automatic Login
• Run Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT)
• Flush DNS Cache
• Enable ASLR Randomization Protection
• Apply Group Policy Settings according to CIS benchmarks (work in progress)
• Reset File System Permissions to default
• Apply Group Policy Settings according to Microsoft security baselines (work in progress)

There are a lot. Some are listed in TODO.md but that list is not comprehensive.

PowerShell Scripts - Generation 2

Copyright Bryce Tsuyuki

Your warranty is now VOID.

• Bryce Tsuyuki will NOT provide technical help or assistance if you are an idiot and don't follow directions.

• You are using these scripts at your own risk. If any real-life consequences happen as a result of this (you getting fired, hackers hacking your entire company network, etc.) Bryce Tsuyuki is NOT responsible for any damages.

• Essentially, any problems are your fault, not ours.

• If you have any concerns related to your usage of these scripts and the effects they may have, DO NOT USE THEM.

• Usage of these scripts is limited to those explicitly granted access by Bryce Tsuyuki.

• Bryce Tsuyuki reserves the right to revoke access rights at any point without prior notification or reason.

• Bryce Tsuyuki reserves the right to grant and disallow usage to any person or group at will.

• Any prior clauses regarding the website brycetsuyukipowershell.wordpress.com are struck out and rendered null and void.

• Bryce Tsuyuki reserves the right to override these Terms of Service at will.

• Running setup.bat will download and install the necessary software for competition (Synergy, OBS, Caffeine), and open GitHub to download scripts.
• CLI Git for dummies.txt is a basic guide to using Git on the command line.