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July 20, 2025

Thawd Saturday: T1543.003 Windows Services

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Thawd Satruday

In this Thawd Saturday session, we dive deep into Windows Services, exploring how they operate, their purpose, and why they exist. We'll focus on how attackers can take advantage of these services for malicious purposes, while also providing guidance on detecting and defending against such attacks.

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