This repository contains a number of scripts for creating and deploying extent Windows OS features in non-traditional ways. With these scripts your Windows systems that you may not be allowed to install or deploy agents to can provide additional visibility for suspicious behavior.
The capabilities include:
- RDP Canarytoken (
rdp_winrm) - This script configures the RDP service to listen for logins and serve a certificate that triggers an alert from the would-be attacker's machine - WinRM Canarytoken (
rdp_winrm) - This script configures the WinRM service to listen on HTTPS (port 5986) certificate that triggers an alert from the would-be attacker's machine - Scheduled Task alerter (
task_token) - This script installs a scheduled task that monitors for other scheduled tasks that are suspicious, and alerts on their creation - AD login alerter (
ad_login_token) - This script installs a scheduled task that monitors for authentication attempts of fake honeyusers in an AD environment - Windows Registry Monitor (
registry_monitor) - This script (which can be installed as a periodic task) monitors ~80 sensitive Registry keys and alerts on their change - Windows Service Canarytoken (
service_token) - This script registers itself as a Windows Service that appears to be a defensive application (e.g., MalwareBytes). If the Service is ever stopped, it alerts. - Windows Projected File System (
file_access_token) - These scripts show examples of Windows ProjFS, SMB Share, TarPit extended examples. - OpenCanary Honeypot (
hyperv_opencanary) - Scripts to run an OpenCanary VM under Hyper-V, and NAT your machine's public ports to the honeypot.
