June 2, 2023
Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Administering Windows Defender with PowerShell
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In this article, I will focus on Microsoft Defender. I will give you a few examples that you can
By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Jun 2 2023
In this article, I will focus on Microsoft Defender. I will give you a few examples that you can
build on. It's not about doing wonderful things, it's about basics.
By: Patrick Gruenauer submitted:Jun 2 2023
Azure AD Access Token Lifetimes and Long-running PowerShell Scripts
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Sometimes, long running PowerShell scripts encounter the problem of Azure AD access token lifetime
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jun 2 2023
Sometimes, long running PowerShell scripts encounter the problem of Azure AD access token lifetime
expiration. In other words, the default lifetime of tokens issued by Azure AD is too short to allow the script to complete before the token expires. Two solutions exist. Use a token lifetime policy to prolong access token lifetimes or check in code for potential expiration and renew when necessary.
By: Tony Redmond submitted:Jun 2 2023
Discover Enums with Get-TypeMember
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Earlier this Spring, I released a new function called Get-TypeMember. The function is in the
By: Jeffery Hicks submitted:Jun 2 2023
Earlier this Spring, I released a new function called Get-TypeMember. The function is in the
PSScriptTools module. I wrote about that release here. This command is an alternative to Get-Member that includes more details. The other day I pushed a new version that makes it easier to identify properties that are enumerations. The function has...
By: Jeffery Hicks submitted:Jun 2 2023
PowerShell ForEach: Everything You Need to Know
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The PowerShell ForEach loop is an excellent tool for iterating through a collection, such as an
By: Jeff Brown submitted:Jun 2 2023
The PowerShell ForEach loop is an excellent tool for iterating through a collection, such as an
array of items. You can take action on each item in the array using one or more commands. In this tutorial, you will learn all about the different ForEach statements available in PowerShell and how to implement each.
By: Jeff Brown submitted:Jun 2 2023
Remote Visual Studio Code PowerShell development on a Windows Sandbox instance
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You can develop PowerShell scripts on your workstation and run and test them there too... But
By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Jun 2 2023
You can develop PowerShell scripts on your workstation and run and test them there too... But
sometimes... That's not what you want. You could break your workstation with PowerShell code, and your workstation is not clean with all features installed, or settings enabled that your target systems don't. And that's where Visual Studio Code and its Remote SSH extension come into play. This blog post will show you how to combine that with a Windows Sandbox instance.
By: Harm Veenstra submitted:Jun 2 2023
Strengthening Password Security in Active Directory: A PowerShell-Powered Approach
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PasswordSolution uses the DSInternals PowerShell module to gather Active Directory hashes and then
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 2 2023
PasswordSolution uses the DSInternals PowerShell module to gather Active Directory hashes and then
combines that data into a prettified report. If you have ever used DSInternals, you know that while very powerful, it comes with raw data that is hard to process and requires some skills to get it into a state that can be shown to management or security.
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 2 2023
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
Eventful: Easy Eventful Asynchronous Scripting with PowerShell
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Eventful is a PowerShell module that helps you use events to script asynchronously.
By: James Brundage submitted:Jun 2 2023
Eventful is a PowerShell module that helps you use events to script asynchronously.
By: James Brundage submitted:Jun 2 2023
PowerShell SnippetRace 19-20/2023
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Passwords, AD-Passwords, Password change, Special Characters
By: Roman Stadlmair submitted:Jun 2 2023
Passwords, AD-Passwords, Password change, Special Characters
By: Roman Stadlmair submitted:Jun 2 2023
RuntimeDiagnostics: .NET Runtime diagnostic cmdlets.
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I just published a PowerShell module for analyzing #dotnet processes (including pwsh). It uses the
By: Adam Driscoll submitted:Jun 2 2023
I just published a PowerShell module for analyzing #dotnet processes (including pwsh). It uses the
Microsoft.Diagnostics.Runtime library. You can open memory dumps and attached to processes, dump thread stack traces and view objects.
By: Adam Driscoll submitted:Jun 2 2023
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
Mastering Command Line: Boost your productivity with indispensable shortcuts
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Welcome to this detailed tutorial on boosting your command line productivity. In this video, I share
By: Andrew Malkov submitted:Jun 2 2023
Welcome to this detailed tutorial on boosting your command line productivity. In this video, I share
my favorite, daily-used shortcuts for command line prompt and Windows Terminal. By applying these shortcuts, you can significantly speed up your workflow and make your command line usage much more efficient.
By: Andrew Malkov submitted:Jun 2 2023
Community
Episode 060 – Interview with Jason Helmick, Sydney Smith, Steven Bucher, and Danny Maertens
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In this episode, we have a fantastic and very fun interview with the Microsoft PowerShell team Jason
By: The PowerShell News Podcast submitted:Jun 2 2023
In this episode, we have a fantastic and very fun interview with the Microsoft PowerShell team Jason
Helmick, Sydney Smith, Steven Bucher, and Danny Maertens. This is a do not miss episode as there is some GREAT news about what's to come with PowerShell!!!
By: The PowerShell News Podcast submitted:Jun 2 2023
Hickory Dickory Docs
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In this episode, we talk to the Microsoft docs team (Sean Wheeler, Mike Lombardi, and Mike F.
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jun 2 2023
In this episode, we talk to the Microsoft docs team (Sean Wheeler, Mike Lombardi, and Mike F.
Robbins) about the success of docathon at Summit. We then talk about the value of contributing to docs, and all of the ways the barriers are being lowered for contributing. Last, we find out that Mikey will spend his weekends creating documentation on unrelated products, so he can come in fresh writing documentation for his job.....true dedication. A lot of links in this one. We encourage you to click away. In an unsurprising twist, the experts of docs have relevant docs for everything we talked about.
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jun 2 2023
What have you done with PowerShell this month?
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A great monthly round-up of what others are doing.
By: u/AutoModerator submitted:Jun 2 2023
A great monthly round-up of what others are doing.
By: u/AutoModerator submitted:Jun 2 2023
Fun
I’m brushing up on powershell, but I’ve got no projects to apply it to at the moment.
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Is there anywhere online where you can get "quizes" or fun projects you can work on to keep your
By: u/FunkyJewMonkey submitted:Jun 2 2023
Is there anywhere online where you can get "quizes" or fun projects you can work on to keep your
knowledge fresh?
By: u/FunkyJewMonkey submitted:Jun 2 2023
Upcoming Events
PowerShell on the River
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August 11-12, 2023 | Chattanooga, TN
By: Chattanooga PowerShell User Group submitted:Jun 2 2023
August 11-12, 2023 | Chattanooga, TN
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