ADD reset.exe (#454)

Co-authored-by: Wietze <wietze@users.noreply.github.com>

yml/OSBinaries/Eudcedit.yml

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+---
+Name: Eudcedit.exe
+Description: Private Character Editor Windows Utility
+Author: Matan Bahar
+Created: 2025-08-07
+Commands:
+  - Command: eudcedit
+    Description: Once executed, the Private Charecter Editor will be opened -  click OK, then click File -> Font Links. In the next window choose the option "Link with Selected Fonts" and click on Save As, then in the opened enter the command you want to execute.
+    Usecase: Execute a binary or script as a high-integrity process without a UAC prompt.
+    Category: UAC Bypass
+    Privileges: Administrator
+    MitreID: T1548.002
+    OperatingSystem: Windows 10, Windows 11
+    Tags:
+      - Execute: CMD
+      - Application: GUI
+Full_Path:
+  - Path: c:\windows\system32\eudcedit.exe
+  - Path: c:\windows\syswow64\eudcedit.exe
+Detection:
+  - IOC: Processes spawned by eudcedit.exe.
+Resources:
+  - Link: https://medium.com/@matanb707/windows-fonts-exploitation-in-2025-bypassing-uac-with-eudcedit-915599705639
+Acknowledgement:
+  - Person: Matan Bahar
+    Handle: '@Bl4ckShad3'

yml/OSBinaries/Reset.yml

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+---
+Name: Reset.exe
+Description: Remote Desktop Services Reset Utility
+Author: Matan Bahar
+Created: 2025-07-31
+Commands:
+  - Command: reset.exe session
+    Description: Once executed, `reset.exe` will execute `rwinsta.exe` in the same folder. Thus, if `reset.exe` is copied to a folder and an arbitrary executable is renamed to `rwinsta.exe`, `reset.exe` will spawn it.
+    Usecase: Execute an arbitrary executable via trusted system executable.
+    Category: Execute
+    Privileges: User
+    MitreID: T1218
+    OperatingSystem: Windows 10, Windows 11
+    Tags:
+      - Execute: EXE
+      - Requires: Rename
+Full_Path:
+  - Path: c:\windows\system32\reset.exe
+  - Path: c:\windows\syswow64\reset.exe
+Detection:
+  - IOC: reset.exe being executed and executes rwinsta.exe outside of its normal path of c:\windows\system32\ or c:\windows\syswow64\
+Acknowledgement:
+  - Person: Matan Bahar
+    Handle: '@Bl4ckShad3'