QuestionQ47Verified/Policy ApplicationCopy linkReport a problemAsk AstroTutorSave questionWhich Windows prevention-policy setting monitors shell contents for the execution of malicious content?AScript-based execution visibilityBSuspicious Scripts and CommandsCEnhanced exploitation visibilityDAdditional user mode data visibilityShow AnswerAnswerExplanationScript-based execution visibility provides Falcon sensor visibility into suspicious scripts and scripting-language content on supported Windows hosts; it is the control used to inspect script execution. Suspicious Scripts and Commands is a separate execution-blocking control that relies on Interpreter-Only and/or Script-Based Execution Monitoring visibility.Learn moreCrowdStrike Developer Center — Windows prevention policy resourceCrowdStrike — Blocking Fileless Script-based Attacks with Falcon Script ControlShow comments0Show commentsCommunity DiscussionNo comments yet. Be the first to start the discussion!
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