Swift on security Sync and PRs #21
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Adds .sct, .wsf, .wsh.
Metasploit's default port is 4444 as noted in numerous blogs such as this one: https://blog.rapid7.com/2012/06/01/metasploit-exploit-failed-how-to-test-if-metasploit-is-working/
…d a bit of noise comming from missing windows process exlusions
The events generated by an explicit matches on the listed pipe names should be few and highly relevant.
CVE-2021-40444 leaves traces in this registry key, along with other office documents that load remote resources
Detect AV exclusions made in Policy Key
Add scripting filename targets
Change Metasploit Alert port from 444 to 4444
Added most of the missing LOLBAS for downloading executables
Important and relevant NamedPipe names
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Syncing various changes with SwiftOnSecurity's master and PR: SwiftOnSecurity#160