PowerShell Weekly – February 4, 2022

Here is your weekly round up of what is happening in the world of PowerShell.

https://www.dowst.dev/powershell-weekly-february-4-2022/

PowerShell Weekly – February 11, 2022

Here is your weekly round up of what is happening in the world of PowerShell.

https://www.dowst.dev/powershell-weekly-february-11-2022/

Give me your most strongly-held opinions about PowerShell coding style
By: Mathias R. Jessen

Join the discussion now on Twitter
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Case Study: How many colors are too many colors for Windows Terminal?
By: Leonard Hecker

A group of users were trying to implement a simple, terminal-based video game and found the performance under Windows Terminal to be entirely unsuitable for such a task.
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PowerShell Hunting with Microsoft Sentinel
By: Elli Shlomo

An attacker is like a lover. He teases until he finds the right moment to act on your network. This behavior is the same for the PowerShell attack. The following post focuses on PowerShell obfuscation and how to monitor with Microsoft Sentinel.
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DutchWordGame
By: Simon

Simple Word Game for Studying Dutch
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The Value of Mentorship with Jeff Hicks
By: The PowerShell Podcast

We caught up with Jeff Hicks at the PowerShell and Global DevOps summit. He talks about how he always wanted to be a teacher and how PowerShell has helped him achieve that. We also discuss the holy trinity of PowerShell Cmdlet: Get-Help, Get-Command, and Get-Member, which will help you find the command you need, learn how to use it, and give you everything you would want to know about the objects it returns.
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Monitoring Logon Attempts in Active Directory with PowerShell
By: Patrick Gruenauer

Domain-Controllers monitor successful logon attempts by default. All events of all login attempts are logged in the Event Viewer. In this article I will cover how to monitor all logon events with PowerShell. Let’s dive in.
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Update: PowerShell Community Textbook
By: PowerShellMichael

Update time for the PowerShell Community Textbook!
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Tiny PowerShell Projects (MEAP)
By: Bill Burns

PowerShell can automate almost any IT task. This book guides you through 17 practical PowerShell projects that will build your skills and save you hours—or even days—of work.
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