Get Serial Number in CMD Without WMIC
WMIC is gone in Windows 11, but you can still grab your serial fast. Use modern CIM and PowerShell commands to replace the old workflow and avoid errors.
Get Serial Number in CMD Without WMIC
WMIC is gone in Windows 11, but you can still grab your serial fast. Use modern CIM and PowerShell commands to replace the old workflow and avoid errors.
Wow, Microsoft is removing #WMIC from Windows!
But they aren't removing the underlying WMI framework, so threat actors will have to use PowerShell to access WMI.
I'm not sure this will have a significant impact on what Threat Actors do with WMI, however, it'll at least force a Threat Actor to use PowerShell where there is better built-in visibility (if it's enabled), compared to WMIC.
#IncidentResponse #ThreatDetection #ThreatIntel #CSIRT #CERT
⚠️ Top WMIC Commands Used by Malware and Greyware in the Past 7 Days (1/3 🧵)
#WMIC may be outdated, but it continues to provide #malware with stealth access to system information and configuration. Here are the top WMIC commands seen in #ANYRUN sandbox sessions over the past week.
1️⃣ SystemProfiling – 2391 uses
Example: https://app.any.run/tasks/b22ac552-8ca2-467e-a69a-4ccd7e1e5a05/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=wmic&utm_content=linktoservice&utm_term=290425
Command: wmic os get locale
Starting January 29, 2024, you'll find Windows Management Instrumentation Command line (WMIC) feature "disabled by default" on the insider build of Windows 11. If your application is dependent on WMIC, please migrate away from it using this post as a guide. Let's catch up on the latest and learn...
I just pocketed: Windows Command Line cheatsheet (part 2): WMIC
https://www.andreafortuna.org/2017/08/09/windows-command-line-cheatsheet-part-2-wmic/
This command-line tool is really useful for both penetration testing and forensics tasks The previous article has raised interest in readers regarding WMIC. So I decided to write an article dedicated to this tool. If you've done any scripting for the Windows platform, you've probably bumped into the Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) scripting API, which can be used to enumerate all kinds of information. The WMIC command-line tool is basically another front-end to access the WMI framework, with the added bonus that numerous queries are pre-defined. The pre-defined queries mean that you won't necessarily need to spend any time learning the WMI Query Language (WQL), which is syntactically similar to SQL. WMIC is included in the default installation of Windows XP (excluding Home edition) and Windows Server 2003. Although WMIC is not included on Windows 2000, you can still usea Windows XP or Server 2003 client to remotely query Windows 2000 systems and receive similar results. The