October 9, 2020
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
An exercise in playing what you’re dealt
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Automating emails with PowerShell without being able to run a .ps1 or use a task scheduler.
By: Matthew Peterson submitted:Jun 16 2022
Automating emails with PowerShell without being able to run a .ps1 or use a task scheduler.
By: Matthew Peterson submitted:Jun 16 2022
Anyone make an interesting or useful discovery in PowerShell lately?
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A great thread from the most recent #pstweetchat
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
A great thread from the most recent #pstweetchat
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
Automate Azure Sentinel Deployment
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Azure Sentinel is a scalable, cloud-native, security information event management (SIEM) and
By: Saggie Haim submitted:Jun 16 2022
Azure Sentinel is a scalable, cloud-native, security information event management (SIEM) and
security orchestration automated response (SOAR) solution. Azure Sentinel delivers intelligent security analytics and threat intelligence across the enterprise, providing a single solution for alert detection, threat visibility, proactive hunting, and threat response.
By: Saggie Haim submitted:Jun 16 2022
Build an Azure DevOps pipeline to automatically sign your PowerShell scripts
(tech.nicolonsky.ch)
Too lazy to sign your PowerShell scripts? Yes of course it provides security benefits but performing
By: Nicola Suter submitted:Jun 16 2022
Too lazy to sign your PowerShell scripts? Yes of course it provides security benefits but performing
the steps manually can be easily forgotten and re-signing needs to happen after every script change. Because I like CI/CD topics and have not found a solution on the internet I decided to build a solution based on Azure capabilities. Furthermore, I wanted a solution which does not require to hand out the code signing certificate to the respective script author which can be useful if you have a bunch of people writing PowerShell scripts.
By: Nicola Suter submitted:Jun 16 2022
Difference between Break, Return and Exit
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In this blog post I will show you the difference of three PowerShell statements that are widely used
By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Jun 16 2022
In this blog post I will show you the difference of three PowerShell statements that are widely used
in PowerShell scripts. I am talking about Break, Return and Exit. I will use three examples for explanation. Let's jump in.
By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Jun 16 2022
Open Sourcing of PowerShell Documents is Awesome
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TL;DR to me is that with the open sourcing of PowerShell documentation, errors need not persist. You
By: Thomas Lee submitted:Jun 16 2022
TL;DR to me is that with the open sourcing of PowerShell documentation, errors need not persist. You
can fix them easily. Or just report and let the community do the work.
By: Thomas Lee submitted:Jun 16 2022
Protecting Against PowerShell Attacks: 5 Key Steps
(beyondtrust.com)
So, PowerShell is great for administrators in that it can greatly reduce the amount of time and
By: Jonathan Clarke submitted:Jun 16 2022
So, PowerShell is great for administrators in that it can greatly reduce the amount of time and
effort it takes to manage and configure Windows. But much like the blue shell in Mario Kart, it can also wreak havoc when it's used as an attack mechanism. It has access to things like file systems, registries, certificate stores, and a whole host of other sensitive data.
By: Jonathan Clarke submitted:Jun 16 2022
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
One-size-fits-all Disable SMBv1 server & client script
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Thought I'd share this with the group since it's something I've been doing and there's so many
By: u/joeykins82 submitted:Jun 16 2022
Thought I'd share this with the group since it's something I've been doing and there's so many
different places that this damn protocol needs to be killed depending on the OS. It's still a work in progress (needs testing and error handling) but in case it's useful feel free to use it
By: u/joeykins82 submitted:Jun 16 2022
SecretManagement.KeePass 0.0.4
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I pushed an updated Powershell SecretManagement Vault Extension for KeePass, bugfixes and now with
By: Justin Grote submitted:Jun 16 2022
I pushed an updated Powershell SecretManagement Vault Extension for KeePass, bugfixes and now with
spiffy new icon!
By: Justin Grote submitted:Jun 16 2022
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
Ask the Expert: Everything you ever wanted to know about PowerShell
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In this Rubrik Ask the Experts session we will learn what our panelists are using PowerShell for,
By: Joey Aiello, et al submitted:Jun 16 2022
In this Rubrik Ask the Experts session we will learn what our panelists are using PowerShell for,
what are they most excited for in the future and how PowerShell has expanded from being an optional Windows component to a fully-fledged, open-source scripting and automation language supported on dozens of platforms. Join us to learn more about PowerShell, how PowerShell is applied to solve real-world challenges, and what drives the ever-growing community of PowerShell enthusiasts around the world.
By: Joey Aiello, et al submitted:Jun 16 2022
Creating Your First Azure PowerShell Function App
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You may have already heard the term serverless-computing. Many cloud service providers offer this
By: June Castillote submitted:Jun 16 2022
You may have already heard the term serverless-computing. Many cloud service providers offer this
service, including Microsoft. With Microsoft's Azure Functions, you can create function apps that support many languages, including Azure PowerShell.
By: June Castillote submitted:Jun 16 2022
Free 1-hour PowerShell training
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on Windows 10 Notifications, for one week!
By: Trevor Sullivan submitted:Jun 16 2022
on Windows 10 Notifications, for one week!
By: Trevor Sullivan submitted:Jun 16 2022
Fun
A Wide Open PowerShell Challenge
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Your challenge is to devise a PowerShell way to display the immediate directory names in a wide
By: Iron Scripter submitted:Jun 16 2022
Your challenge is to devise a PowerShell way to display the immediate directory names in a wide
format. That is to say, the top-level directories in a specified path.
By: Iron Scripter submitted:Jun 16 2022
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