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Encrypting File System

Encrypting File System (EFS) allows you to encrypt and decrypt files and directories transparently. Like its predecessor, Windows 7 supports EFS and it is very simple to apply. By just marking a directory to use EFS, any file created in that directory is encrypted. Read more…

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Categories: Security Tags: API, DPAPI, EFS, EFS-encrypted files, encryption, file, key

Further Reading
- Accessing claims-enabled file shares on Windows 8
  
  Having problems running applications on Windows 7?
  
  6 Built-in security features of Windows 7
  
  Windows 8 computer inactivity policy
  
  Windows 8 machine account lockout policy
  
  Block Microsoft accounts on Windows 8
  
  Use PowerShell commands to find sources that are represented in the event log
  
  Benefits of Data Tiering
  
  What has really changed in Windows Server 2012?
  
  Display your Windows 8 Edition using PowerShell

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getmac | clip Copy my computer's MAC address to the clipboard
netsh advfirewall show allprofiles Check the status of the Windows Firewall
netsh INT IPv4 show addresses Shows the IP address configurations for all interfaces
netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=”ICMPv4″ protocol=icmpv4:any,any dir=in action=allow Adds a firewall rule that allows ICMP echo requests (ping)
netsh advfirewall reset Resets firewall to default settings
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Windows 8 has the lowest malware infection rate of any Windows-based operating system observed to date - Microsoft Security Intelligence Report Volume 14
December 2012

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