Downloads

July 8, 2011

All the SEC505 scripts are free and in the public domain -- Enjoy!

Download the scripts and presentations for the SANS course SEC505 (Securing Windows and PowerShell Automation)

The above link redirects to GitHub. In the SANS-SEC505 folder there is a zip file containing folders named after each day of the SEC505 course. In the SANS-Slides folder in GitHub you'll find the evening presentations by Jason Fossen too, such as the "Windows Exploratory Surgery with Process Hacker" talk. There are hundreds of PowerShell and VBscript scripts in the zip file.

On Twitter and LinkedIn, follow @JasonFossen to receive alerts for new SEC505 PowerShell scripts and blog postings related to Windows security.

http://SEC505.com is a quick link to this GitHub site for SEC505.

* PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL SCRIPTS, TOOLS AND FILES ARE OFFERED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES OF ANY KIND; USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. SCRIPTS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN, NO RIGHTS RESERVED. PRESENTATION FILES MAY BE REDISTRIBUTED, USED OR DISPLAYED WITHOUT LIMITATION AS LONG AS THE CONTENTS ARE NOT MODIFIED.

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