Got a number of Endpoint security 8.1 boxes on which I've loaded the KB6119 HIPS policy. Since I had a script that starts Internet explorer, I made a new policy to append a rule that allows wscript.exe to start C:\Program Files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe (note especially how the underlined part is written). For the record, the script is named script.cmd and contains:
This worked on a couple of systems. However, I was receiving HIPS alerts from other systems. Upon closer inspection the problem was that in the scripts used in those systems, I had written script.cmd with different casing in the words internet explorer, ie:
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The scenario is this: we have a Checkpoint VPN software that does not run well under Windows 10. In order to be able to actually utilize it successfully, a user has to start internet explorer as an admin.
This is problematic as you can understand, since this opens a full can of worms. So we've been instructed to follow this approach: install powertoys and create two scripts. One that launches internet explorer named script.cmd:
To deploy Internet Explorer, you need to create two configurations. The first configuration is to deploy the prerequisites and to restart the computer. The second configuration will be to deploy the internet explorer browser. Follow the steps mentioned below: 0852c4b9a8
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