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Next-generation SMB file services
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Tuesday, Mar 26, 2024, 12:30 PM PDTEvent details
Radical changes are coming to the Server Message Block (SMB) and file services in Windows Server 2025 and Windows 11. Learn about new security behaviors, new functionality, and new scenarios availabl...
Char_Cheesman
Updated Dec 27, 2024
NedPyle
Mar 26, 2024Bronze Contributor
Can you rephrase the question, I don't understand it.
Olaf_Engelke
Mar 26, 2024Iron Contributor
You run that powershell script one time with 2 seconds blocking, one time with 10 seconds. But the attempts number at the result was both the same 😉
- NedPyleMar 26, 2024Bronze ContributorOh! That was attempts per second average math, not attempts. The parameter in its cmdline is the number of attempts, the timer was always set to 2 seconds. My script maxes out about around 58 attempts per second on average, but I only sent 1, then 5, attempts, which is why it took 2 then 10 seconds to return.
- Karl-WEMar 26, 2024MVPHi Ned, do you plan to release this script for testing, or could it be counter-productive encouraging bad boys and script kiddies to attack SMB?
- NedPyleMar 26, 2024Bronze ContributorIt's not a valid attack script (it just tries random passwords and doesn't know if they worked or not) so I can share it on the blog. It's very sad. 🙂