Posted by Stefan Kanthak on Jul 04

Kevin Beaumont wrote:

No, it fails when whitelisting is setup: the .JS payload is unpacked into
“%TEMP%” alias “%APPDATA%LocalTemp” alias “%USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalTemp”
where both SAFER alias Software Restriction Policies and AppLocker block its
execution.

JFTR: Windows Script Host is picky and runs scripts only if they have the
extensions .JS, .JSE, .VBS, .VBE, .WSC, .WSF and .WSH.
Windows Script…