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ZentrixLabs.FalconSdk v1.1
More Falcon, Less Friction
Patch Intel, Unlocked: The Windows Version Feed Project
A living CVE–KB map and OS build tracker for modern Windows fleets
PRTG with Teeth:
Announcing ZentrixLabs.PrtgSdk Mike BeckerMay 23, 2025 · 4 min read 🧭 Mission Objective You’ve got sensors. You’ve got uptime to prove. But that brittle old PRTG API wrapper? It’s held together with zip ties and regret. Time to drop something clean...
NetShift v1.0.0
Operation NetShift: Deploying the Ultimate IP Switcher Hey there, operatives! Mainframe79 here, reporting in from the digital frontlines. I’ve just completed a high-stakes mission to deploy NetShift, a slick utility designed to make IP switching as s...
Build a Secure Password Change Portal for Segmented Networks
We’re deploying a secure password change portal in a DMZ, accessible only from the Corporate network—OT is locked out. OT users, stuck with RemoteApp access, must hit the Corporate side to reset DMZ passwords. We’re using ASP.NET Core, HTTPS, and ent...
Ongoing Maintenance for Offline Root CA and Intermediate CA
Mission Objective The Mainframe79 control deck is online, tasked with preserving the integrity of your Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) within an existing Windows Server domain. Our mission: outline the essential maintenance steps to keep your Offline...
Setting Up an Offline Root CA and Intermediate CA with GPO Distribution
Mission Objective The Mainframe79 control deck is online, tasked with constructing a bulletproof Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) within an existing Windows Server domain. Our mission: deploy an Offline Root Certificate Authority (CA) and an Intermedi...
Hardening a SCADA DMZ: Locking Down the Grid with Windows Server 2022
Mission Objective SCADA systems are the backbone of industrial ops—power grids, water plants, you name it. But they’re also prime targets for anyone with a grudge and a keyboard. The goal? Build a DMZ that’s tighter than a vault, using Windows Server...