#clickonce

[cyber-sec]

OneClik Malware Hijacks Microsoft ClickOnce to Attack Energy Sector

A new malware campaign uses Microsoft’s ClickOnce deployment tool and stealthy Golang backdoors to target energy, oil, and gas companies through phishing. Attackers deliver malware disguised as legitimate software, exploiting trusted Windows processes to bypass defences.

Researchers from Trellix discovered OneClik’s modular loader exploits AppDomainManager injection to run encrypted backdoors under normal system processes. The malware communicates via cloud-hosted infrastructure, making detection difficult. Variants found in 2025 show increasing sophistication in evasion and lateral movement capabilities, highlighting evolving threats to critical infrastructure.

Sources: The Hacker News | Trellix

[fboucheros]

Reading Notes #360 http://bit.ly/2CUpLMS

[jiangsheng]

Getting around "Strong name signature not valid for assembly" for a ClickOnce application

Getting around “Strong name signature not valid for assembly” for a ClickOnce application

When building a ClickOnce application, I need to redistribute a third party dll. But it fails the strong name validation under sn-vf thus ClickOnce launcher fails with the same error. Microsoft (R) .NET Framework Strong Name Utility Version 4.0.30319.0 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Failed to verify assembly — Strong name validation failed. I have no idea why the vendor…

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[azureautomation]

Concepts: ClickOnce Applications - Build via Teamcity and Deploy, Config Change, Re-Sign via Octopus Deploy

Concepts: ClickOnce Applications – Build via Teamcity and Deploy, Config Change, Re-Sign via Octopus Deploy

This article is born because of popular request from many community users I have met with. This article does not talk details about Click once application it’s all about build, deploy and apply config changes finally know about re-sign the ClickOnce applications. If you are reading this blogpost then you might already know the basics of how ClickOnce application is built and deployed. This…

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[atotovic]

Easy Deployment of the Latest NAV 2015 Version

Easy Deployment of the Latest #NAV2015 Version on #Azure | #NAVUG #MSDynNAV |

Today, Microsoft has published new article about easy deployment of the latest version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV on their blog. It is important to know that Microsoft always publishes the latest cumulative update (currently it is NAV 2015 with cumulative update 7). You can use this image to test the newest NAV 2015 version or to use as efficiency demo environment on Microsoft Azure. I have also…

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[michelcedric]

Click Once publish en mode release.

Si vous utilisez ClickOne pour vos déploiements, il peut être intéressant d’éviter de publier une version en mode DEBUG.

Pour ce faire, vous pouvez empêcher le déploiement en mode DEBUG en modifiant le CSPROJ. Ceci aura pour effet de lever une erreur dans Visual Studio avec le message que vous aurez défini lors du publish.

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[randomfixes]

Ajera 8 (by Axium/Deltek) does not launch

After an update, the update should have pushed the old ClickOnce application out. Occasionally Windows will leave the old one in and the Ajera application will not launch. The web based dashboard will load, but not the application itself (such as Project Command Center).

Solution:

Delete this folder (it’s a hidden folder, so you must show hidden folder)

C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0

This will force the application to redownload the new ClickOnce app.

[atotovic]

Using ClickOnce to create Windows Client for NAV2015 Image on Microsoft Azure

Using ClickOnce to create Windows Client for #NAV2015 Image on Microsoft #Azure |

The last time when I wrote about new NAV 2015 image on Microsoft Azure, I showed you how to create VM and how to change credential to NavUserPassword for really cloud using.

After running the Initialize the Virtual Machine, you got possibility to run all NAV clients from VM and Web Client from your computer. Of course, for this you hat to add new Endpoint on Microsoft Azure Portal: HTTPS, with…

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