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In this article, we discuss perhaps the most immediately-valuable feature in PowerShell for Windows administrators, the ability to run PowerShell commands on remote systems. Continue reading Month of PowerShell – PowerShell Remoting, Part 1
In this article, we discuss perhaps the most immediately-valuable feature in PowerShell for Windows administrators, the ability to run PowerShell commands on remote systems. Continue reading Month of PowerShell – PowerShell Remoting, Part 1
Join the SANS Institute at the 2022 Cloud Security Exchange as we bring together technical security leaders from Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure. Continue reading Benefits Entering Cloud
In this article we look at using PowerShell maliciously while evading detection. Continue reading Month of PowerShell: Fileless Malware with Get-Clipboard
In this article we build a useful PowerShell function to save useful commands for later reference: Save-Keeper! Continue reading Month of PowerShell – PowerShell Version of Keeper (Save Useful Command Lines)
We continue our look at PowerShell threat hunting through process analysis, identifying Command & Control/C2 threats on a Windows system. Continue reading Month of PowerShell: Process Threat Hunting, Part 2
Where are all of the user properties for Active Directory users for Get-ADUSer? Continue reading Month of PowerShell – The Curious Case of AD User Properties
PowerShell is a powerful tool for threat hunting. Here we look at PowerShell threat hunting steps by assessing processes on Windows. Continue reading Month of PowerShell: Process Threat Hunting, Part 1
PowerShell allows us to create a transaction file of all commands entered and output received, perfect for pentests, incident response, and more! Continue reading Month of PowerShell – Recording Your Session with Start-Transcript
In this article we look at how PowerShell makes it convenient to work with file sizes, and how to use it in everyday administrator calculations. Continue reading Month of PowerShell: Working with Kilobytes, Megabytes, and Gigabytes