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I've got ssms.exe (the full path) and the dispatcher added to the file, but launching SSMS from PSM always results in errors. With applocker in Audit mode, I've got a list of 137 DLLS that "would have been blocked in block mode".

OneDrive does NOT appear to be completely blocked. It just looks like whatever process is required to run for the silent SSO configuration to work so that the user doesn't need to manually sign in is broken. It has been normal for there to be an automatic sign-in lag anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes after the user signs in to a new Windows profile, but I let the system sit overnight and rebooted and the system with applocker enabled still will not autosign into OneDrive. If I open OneDrive, I see the prompt to sign-in manually.

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I also see the applocker event log filled with events saying various DLLs in the System32 folder are allowed, but would have been blocked if the policy was enforced. The log filled with so many of those warning events that I lost record of the error events saying what's being blocked because they were overwritten.

I have configured applocker to lock certain apps. However, i only want to block them for certain users. I cannot choose these users anywhere because they are shared devices, which are not connected to the local AD. Does anyone know a workaround to add a single azure-ad user to applocker policies?

so, i have now retest it, make new master image, and see now it works great. i see also now some events in the applocker eventviewer, so now i get a window, applications can not started or so, but it works. maybe WEM Cache or something other have problems

Another way of doing this is to manipulate the files that AppLocker places on disk under c:\windows\system32\applocker. To do that we first need to generate a wildcard rule that we will later plant on the machine we are attacking, Let me show you in this GIF.

Okay, so now we got the rule file, lets go ahead and plant it on a client that is protected (remember, you need to be an admin for this to work). For this to work you also need to reboot the client. I have not found a magic service to stop and start to get it to work without a boot. All you need to do is to copy the Exe.AppLocker file and replace the one in c:\windows\system32\applocker and then reboot.

The sweet thing (for an attacker) about doing it this way is that it does not show up in the GUI on the client, so you must manually inspect the files under c:\windows\system32\applocker to find this.

This can be detected if you monitor changes to the files under c:\windows\system32\applocker. Updates to these files as far as I know is only updated if a group policy changes centrally or if you add your own local rules with gpedit. The timestamps on these files should also be the same. If there are variations it could indicate that someone placed a file there to bypass AppLocker. Another indication can be if one of these files are removed.

Source: -us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-defender-application-control/applocker/security-considerations-for-applocker

Source: -us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-defender-application-control/applocker/understand-applocker-policy-design-decisions

The strange problem is that AppLocker doesn't block the application on my regular work PC. But, when we run the application on the laptops it is blocked by group policy. There must be a way to get applocker to ignore this EXE. I can't find anything useful about AppLocker. Curse you Microsoft!!

You can allow these the same way as exe files using publisher or filehash. If you want to use signing you need to setup a PKI and create codesigning certs that the clients trust or by a real codesigning cert. -us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-defender-application-control/applocker/script-rules-in-applocker

If the script is allowed by applocker it will run in Full language mode. This should be easy to test. Create a script with the following code and allow it in applocker:

$ExecutionContext.SessionState.LanguageMode |out-file c:\temp\language.txt e24fc04721