#windows-security

Windows Security App Shows Secure Boot Certificate Status

Microsoft updated Windows Security app to display Secure Boot certificate update status information for enhanced system visibility.

Fix Remote Desktop Security Warning 0x80004005 – Windows 10/11 2026

Resolve RDP security warnings and publisher verification errors when opening Remote Desktop files after the April 2026 security update on Windows 10 and 11.

Windows Event ID 6279 – WinLogon: User Logon Session Destroyed

Event ID 6279 indicates that a user logon session has been destroyed in Windows. This informational event fires when a user logs off, disconnects from a remote session, or when the system terminates a session due to timeout or policy enforcement.

Windows Event ID 5156 – Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing: Network Connection Allowed by Windows Filtering Platform

Event ID 5156 logs when Windows Filtering Platform allows a network connection. This security audit event tracks permitted inbound and outbound connections for compliance and network monitoring.

Windows Event ID 4865 – Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing: A trusted logon process has been assigned to an authentication package

Event ID 4865 records when Windows assigns a trusted logon process to an authentication package, typically during system startup or security subsystem initialization.

Windows Event ID 4618 – Security: A Monitored Security Event Pattern Has Occurred

Event ID 4618 indicates that Windows Security has detected a monitored security event pattern, typically related to audit policy changes or security monitoring configuration updates.

Windows Event ID 4611 – LSA: A trusted logon process has been assigned to an authentication package

Event ID 4611 fires when the Local Security Authority (LSA) assigns a trusted logon process to an authentication package, indicating normal authentication subsystem initialization or configuration changes.

Windows Event ID 4610 – LSA: Authentication Package Loaded

Event ID 4610 records when the Local Security Authority (LSA) loads an authentication package during system startup, indicating security subsystem initialization.

Windows Event ID 4609 – Security: Windows is Starting Up

Event ID 4609 records when Windows begins its startup process. This security audit event fires during system boot and provides critical timing information for security monitoring and forensic analysis.

Windows Event ID 4672 – Security: Special Privileges Assigned to New Logon

Event ID 4672 fires when Windows assigns special privileges to a new user logon session, indicating elevated access rights have been granted to an account.

Windows Event ID 4109 – Microsoft-Windows-Wininit: User Logoff Notification

Event ID 4109 records user logoff events initiated by the Windows initialization process, providing audit trail for session termination and system security monitoring.

Windows Event ID 4625 – Microsoft-Windows-Security-Auditing: An Account Failed to Log On

Event ID 4625 records failed logon attempts in Windows Security logs. Critical for detecting unauthorized access attempts, brute force attacks, and troubleshooting authentication issues across domain and local accounts.

Windows Event ID 7040 – Service Control Manager: Service Start Type Changed

Event ID 7040 fires when a Windows service start type is modified through Service Control Manager, Group Policy, or programmatic changes. Critical for security auditing and change tracking.

Windows Event ID 4608 – Security: Windows System Startup Initialization

Event ID 4608 logs when Windows starts up and the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS.EXE) initializes the auditing subsystem during system boot.