Blogs, Articles, and Posts
Four commands to help you track down insecure LDAP Bindings before March 2020
(evotec.xyz)
In March 2020, Microsoft will release its monthly updates. With those updates, Microsoft will
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 15 2022
In March 2020, Microsoft will release its monthly updates. With those updates, Microsoft will
disable insecure LDAP Bindings, which is going to break a lot of your systems (hopefully not). But this was already communicated, and you know all about it, right? If not, you should read those two articles that can help you with understanding what is happening and when.
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 15 2022
Send email from PowerShell with SendGrid
(4bes.nl)
My previous blogpost described how you can use Logic Apps to send emails from a PowerShell script.
By: Barbara 4bes submitted:Jun 15 2022
My previous blogpost described how you can use Logic Apps to send emails from a PowerShell script.
While this is a great tool, I want to show you an alternative method that might be more suitable if you have to handle a large volume of email. In this post, I will show you how to send email from PowerShell with SendGrid.
By: Barbara 4bes submitted:Jun 15 2022
What does $_. mean in PowerShell?
(techgenix.com)
If you follow my work on this site, then you know that I write a whole lot of PowerShell-related
By: Brien Posey submitted:Jun 15 2022
If you follow my work on this site, then you know that I write a whole lot of PowerShell-related
content. One of the expressions that I tend to use in my PowerShell scripts on a regular basis is dollar sign underscore dot, (or $_.). Recently, I had someone ask me what those characters meant, and I realized that I have never really taken the time to explain the significance of this series of characters, or why they are used so frequently. So I want to take the opportunity to do that now.
By: Brien Posey submitted:Jun 15 2022
Projects, Scripts, and Modules
Microsoft Graph PowerShell Preview – Now on PowerShell Gallery – Microsoft 365 Developer Blog
(developer.microsoft.com)
The Microsoft Graph PowerShell Preview 0.1.1 is now available on the PowerShell Gallery.
By: Darrel Miller submitted:Jun 15 2022
The Microsoft Graph PowerShell Preview 0.1.1 is now available on the PowerShell Gallery.
By: Darrel Miller submitted:Jun 15 2022
Monitoring Active Directory with the PowerShell module PSADHealth
(4sysops.com)
The toolkit is a collection of scripts and tools that check the internal pieces of Active Directory
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Jun 15 2022
The toolkit is a collection of scripts and tools that check the internal pieces of Active Directory
so you don't have to. It is not a replacement for tools already in place such as DCDiag. Instead, this toolkit comprises tools that my co-writers and I have found nowhere else. The goal of this module is to enable you to know when the core pieces of Active Directory aren't working as expected so you can take action.
By: Mike Kanakos submitted:Jun 15 2022
TooManySecrets Module
(github.com)
This module is useful for storing and retrieving passwords and secrets in Azure Key Vaults. This
By: Kit submitted:Jun 15 2022
This module is useful for storing and retrieving passwords and secrets in Azure Key Vaults. This
allows for passwords and secrets to be shared among users via Azure AD authentication and policies with the relatively inexpensive Azure Key Vault resource. While communications are always encrypted and stored securely when working with the Azure Key Vault, further security can be utilized to independantly encrypting the passwords before they are transmitted to Azure.
By: Kit submitted:Jun 15 2022
Books, Media, and Learning Resources
Shell of an Idea – The Untold History of PowerShell
(leanpub.com)
Introduced in 2006, Microsoft's PowerShell made an immediate, positive impact on its server products
By: submitted:Jun 15 2022
Introduced in 2006, Microsoft's PowerShell made an immediate, positive impact on its server products
and in the lives of the people who administer them. The world's first object-oriented shell, the first designed-from-scratch shell for the Windows operating system, and now a cross-platform management shell, PowerShell's technical achievement is significant. It's easy to look at where PowerShell is today, and not realize or remember the long and sometimes-difficult road it took to get there.
By: submitted:Jun 15 2022
The PowerShell News Podcast Episode 025 – Interview with Jason Helmick of Microsoft
(powershellnews.podbean.com)
In this episode, we interview Jason Helmick discussing PowerShell 7, the MVP Summit, the PowerShell
By: Mick Pletcher & Harjit Dhaliwal submitted:Jun 15 2022
In this episode, we interview Jason Helmick discussing PowerShell 7, the MVP Summit, the PowerShell
and DevOps Global Summit, and much more.
By: Mick Pletcher & Harjit Dhaliwal submitted:Jun 15 2022
Fun
What are Some Obsure PowerShell Cmdlets that are Useful when Learned?
(reddit.com)
A great thread on Reddit about some hidden gems you may not be aware of.
By: u/ImprovingPiano submitted:Jun 15 2022
A great thread on Reddit about some hidden gems you may not be aware of.
By: u/ImprovingPiano submitted:Jun 15 2022
Where-Object is “Adverb-Noun”; does not conform to “Verb-Noun”
(reddit.com)
Many of you will hate me for littering the subreddit with this one, but anyone else ever notice
By: u/taylorblakeharris submitted:Jun 15 2022
Many of you will hate me for littering the subreddit with this one, but anyone else ever notice
this? I wonder why they didn't use "Filter-Object" instead, since it's actually a verb...
By: u/taylorblakeharris submitted:Jun 15 2022
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