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Prep for Tamper Protection #110
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Alan-Huntress
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Dec 26, 2024
- Remove/delete services when using uninstall flag
- Additional logging to note which user context the script is running under. For troubleshooting TP issues.
- Warn if TP could interfere, i.e. if TP is detected (checks the service status instead of the context)
- Script checks for assets in \Program Files\ instead of checking for services since some uninstall methods leave the services in place. This check is needed to prevent RMM's from hammering the Huntress portal with repeated installs.
- Fixed orphan checker, should no longer go down that execution path unless an orphaned agent is actually detected.
- Switched to using SC.exe instead of WMI calls for removing service(s), more reliable with a wider variety of machines
Remove/delete services when using uninstall flag Additional logging to note which user context the script is running under. For troubleshooting TP issues. Warn if TP could interfere, i.e. if TP is detected (checks the service status instead of the context) Script checks for assets in \Program Files\ instead of checking for services since some uninstall methods leave the services in place. This check is needed to prevent RMM's from hammering the Huntress portal with repeated installs. Fixed orphan checker, should no longer go down that execution path unless an orphaned agent is actually detected.
rob-no
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Jan 7, 2025
For security reasons, it's recommended to use the full path for |
Remove/delete services when using uninstall flag (now including Huntmon) Additional logging to note which user context the script is running under. For troubleshooting TP issues. Warn if TP could interfere, i.e. if TP is detected (checks the service status instead of the context) Script checks for assets in \Program Files\ instead of checking for services since some uninstall methods leave the services in place. This check is needed to prevent RMM's from hammering the Huntress portal with repeated installs. Fixed orphan checker, should no longer go down that execution path unless an orphaned agent is actually detected. Switched to using SC.exe instead of WMI calls for removing service(s), more reliable with a wider variety of machines. Using full path to avoid path hijacks. Removed unnecessary variable execution wrap Switch $NULL comparators to prevent null check panic Updated year
Prep for Tamper Protection
rob-no
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