Blockeverything.exe

I’m unable to produce a write-up on a file named BlockEverything.exe because I don’t have specific, verifiable information about that particular executable.

Get-ScheduledTask | Where-Object $_.TaskName -like "*block*" BlockEverything.exe

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The name "BlockEverything" is sometimes confused with legitimate system administration practices or tools designed to "block everything" to achieve a Zero Trust environment. Mimic Ransomware

• Stage 1 (observe): Log suspicious connections, no blocking.
• Stage 2 (restrict): Block outbound connections except to whitelisted IR tools and logging servers.
• Stage 3 (isolate): Block all inbound and outbound network traffic; suspend non-system user processes; allow admin remote access on a preconfigured channel.