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Utility from Microsoft to track changes in the system?
A utility from Microsoft to monitor system changes after installing various software (not Sysinternals Process Monitor)! The utility is quite ancient, but received an update a year or a half ago! As far as I remember, it worked on the basis of snapshots (prints) of the system before installing the software and after, and then comparing them! Thank you !
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https://github.com/microsoft/attacksurfaceanalyzer
Overview
Attack Surface Analyzer is a Microsoft-developed open source security tool that analyzes the attack surface of a target system and reports on potential security vulnerabilities introduced during the installation of software or system misconfiguration.
Attack Surface Analyzer 2 replaces the original Attack Surface Analyzer tool, released publicly in 2012.
Potential users of Attack Surface Analyzer include:
DevOps Engineers - View changes to the system attack surface introduced when your software is installed.
IT Security Auditors - Evaluate risk presented by when third-party software is installed.
core features
The core feature of Attack Surface Analyzer is the ability to "diff" an operating system's security configuration, before and after a software component is installed and to run arbitrary complex rules on the results to surface interesting findings. This is important because most installation processes require elevated privileges, and once granted, can lead to unintended system configuration changes.
Attack Surface Analyzer currently reports on changes to the following operating system components:
File system (static snapshot and live monitoring available)
User accounts
Services
Network Ports
Certificates
Registry
COM Objects
Event Logs
Firewall Settings
All data collected is stored in a set of local SQLite databases.
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