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Exploits and Vulnerabilities This blog post describes our investigation into CVE-2019-8561, a vulnerability in macOS PackageKit, a component used to install software installation packages (PKG files). The purpose of this lesson is to explain the concept of advanced sharing and how it works in Windows. As you will see, this type of sharing is quite old-fashioned, but also very effective. This allows you to fine-tune what you share, but there are limits to what you can share. These limitations are also described in this lesson. But first, youll learn how to turn on advanced sharing, and then youll learn how to use it to share network and homegroup resources. During this process, youll also learn how to limit the number of users who can connect to what youre sharing. Next, learn how to change the common name of a shared folder or drive and use multiple common names for the same resource. Last but not least, well explain how to stop sharing a folder or drive using Advanced Sharing and restrict access to a specific user account or group while still sharing it with others. Advanced sharing is a way to share resources in Windows. It allows you to fine-tune the sharing method and has the following features: You can use it to share folders, external hard drives and internal drives (your partitions, Blu-Ray or DVD drives). You can use it to deny access to a specific resource for a specific user account or group of users. You can use it to limit the number of concurrent users accessing a share. You can use it to share resources with one or more common names. Extended sharing cannot be used to share libraries or printers. How to turn on Advanced Sharing in Windows By default, Advanced Sharing is turned on when you share devices such as external hard drives or your computers Blu-ray or DVD drive. It is disabled by default when sharing folders. If you want to useTo share folders as a replacement for Sharing Wizard, you need to turn off Sharing Wizard. Open File Explorer in Windows 8.x or Windows Explorer in Windows 7. In Windows 8.x, expand the View tab on the ribbon and click the Options button on the right. The Folder Options window is now open, where you can turn on Advanced Sharing. In Windows 7, click the Organize button in the File Explorer toolbar, and then click Folder and Search Options. In the Folder Options window, click the View tab. Under Advanced Options, you will find many WindowsFile Explorer configuration options. Scroll to the bottom of the list and youll find the Use Sharing Wizard (recommended) option. To enable Advanced Sharing, uncheck this box and click OK. Then close the Folder Options window. Advanced Sharing is now also enabled for folder sharing. How to access advanced folder or drive sharing After enabling advanced sharing in Windows, you can start sharing folders and drives. To use advanced sharing to share a folder, you must first select it in File Explorer (in Windows 8.x) or Windows Explorer (in Windows 7). With a folder selected in Windows 8, expand the Sharing tab on the ribbon. In the Share with section, you will find only one option Advanced sharing. By clicking or tapping on it, you will open the folder properties window right on the Sharing tab. There are two sections: Network File Sharing and Folder Sharing - this shows whether the folder is shared or not. If the folder is shared, you will also see the network path to that folder. The network path is the path that other computers or devices use to access this folder. Advanced Sharing - This section contains only the Advanced Sharing button, which launches the Network Sharing Wizard. Password protection - lets you know if other users need an account and password for your computer.to access folders that you share with the network. To start sharing with others, click the Next Share button. With a folder selected in Windows 7, click Share With in the toolbar, then click Advanced Sharing Options. This will open the folder properties window right in the Sharing tab, just like in Windows 8.x. The sections and options shown are the same in Windows 7 and Windows 8.x. Another way to start advanced sharing is to right-click on the folder you want to share with the network. From the menu, select Share With and then Other Sharing. The folder properties window will open as shown above. How to share folders or drives using advanced sharing. Lets move on to the actual steps of sharing with Advanced Sharing. As an example of how this is done, we are using a shared folder on one of our network computers running Windows 8.x. The Advanced Sharing window is initially blank and unattractive. To share the selected folder, select the Share this folder check box. This is where you stop and click OK to share the folder with everyone on the network. However, the beauty of advanced sharing is that you can fine-tune folder sharing. Continue reading... You can limit the number of users that can access a shared folder at the same time by changing the default value (20) to a number of your choice. For example, if you want only one user to have access to a shared folder, set Limit the number of concurrent users to to 1. You can then configure the permissions granted to that shared folder and who can access it. To change these permissions, click or tap the Permissions button. The Permissions window for this share opens. There are two sections: Groups or Usernames - this section lists all the user accounts and user groups that you share the folder with. By default, only the Everyone user group gets permission to share the folder. You can

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