GITBOOK-36: No subject

Author: KelvinTegelaar

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 Check was created out of a need to have better protection against AITM attacks. During a CyberDrain brainstorming session CyberDrain's lead dev came up with the idea to create a Chrome extension to protect users:
 
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 This led to a hackathon in which the team crafted a proof of concept. This proof of concept led to the creation of Check by CyberDrain. CyberDrain decided to offer Check as a free to use community resource, for everyone.
 
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 When a user gets the plugin added, a new icon will appear, this icon is brandable to customize it to your own logo and name.
 
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 When visiting a page that is suspect, but our certainty if the page is phishing is too low we'll show a banner on the page to warn users, if we're sure about the page being an AITM or phishing attack, we'll block the page entirely:
 
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 This too is completely brandable, and can be made to match company colours. The Contact Admin button is a mailto: link that contains the information about what page the user tried to visit, including a defanged URL.

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 2. Run Deploy-ADMX.ps1. As long as you keep the other two files in the same folder, it will correctly add the available objects to Group Policy.
 3. Open Group Policy and create a policy using the imported settings that can be found:
 
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