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oak

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By Enable-windows OptionalFeature
| oak.space
This repository is the open-source heart of Oak: version control at the speed of agents. It's developed as a Cargo workspace: a reusable VCS library plus the oak command-line client that agents drive. Bring your own agent (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, …); Oak is the foundation it reads, writes, branches, and collaborates through.
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Stop Testing Suspicious Files on Your Real Computer

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| APSense
Downloaded something sketchy? Don't run it on your actual machine. Windows 10 and 11 Pro have a built-in disposable VM called Windows Sandbox. It launches a clean Windows instance in seconds. Run whatever you want. Close the window. Everything is destroyed. Your real system stays untouched. No snapshots to manage. No disk images eating 40GB of space. No VM licensing headaches. Every time you open Windows Sandbox, you get a fresh Windows installation.
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PowerShell Web Access: Your Network's Backdoor in Plain Sight

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By Michael Haag, Install-Windows Feature, Enable-windows OptionalFeature, Add- PswaAuthorization Rule
| Splunk (Blog)
Remote administration tools offer immense convenience but may also pose significant security risks. PowerShell Web Access (PSWA) is a prime example—an invaluable resource for system administrators that, if misused, can become a gateway for cyber threats. This reality has been starkly highlighted in a recent joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA) released by the FBI, CISA, and the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3).
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