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(Although there are one or two things that could case issues in certain corporate /domain-joined environments managed I certain ways. Like the WMI ASR rule.)
@cyb3rops I did specifically target settings which have positive impact to risk reduction with hopefully no or negligible impact to standard user use. For the potentially dicey ones, I comment them out. And always welcome feedback!
Also happy to further discuss & collab. Can share thoughts on where some may be problematic
I've already divided them into soft and hard changes. I don't recommend running that script in environments in which admins (can) use GPOs to make these settings. This is for the small office, home office, private users. https://github.com/Neo23x0/Raccine/blob/main/windows-hardening.bat …
Very nice. I really like the "soft" mode settings here. One thing to consider: you can configure outbound firewall rules by multiple IP address ranges. Meaning you can allow certain processes (like scripting processes) to access the local networks but not the Internet.
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