Check If An Email Was Read using Graph API PowerShell SDK
By: Paul Contreras

With the growing number of people migrating from the Azure AD module to Microsoft Graph API, it's great to see some features finally become available via the command line interface .aka. PowerShell. Today we'll cover step by step on how.
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FYI you can use square brackets with wildcards in PowerShell Select-Object (alias select)
By: Guy Leech

to restrict the wildcard eg here I only want name properties beginning with C or D so I use [CD]*name where square brackets is same as in regex & means 1 of. Use ? to match single character
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Small Tips and Tricks – PowerShell – Reading all onedrive urls, owners and storage quota
By: Prasham Sabadra

Small Tips and Tricks - PowerShell - Reading all onedrive urls, owners and storage quota
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BinaryPasswordGenerator
By: Emil Larsson

A binary password generator rewritten from of the popular PasswordGenerator nuget package.
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Jupyter notebooks in VSCode with PowerShell support
By: Harm Veenstra

Saw a video about Jupyter in Visual Studio Code a while back, tried to get it up and running and... It seems that that things are changed now, it was there in VSCode preview versions together with the PowerShell preview extension. All the How-To's I found showed me that way of getting it installed/configured. So I played around a little bit with Jupyter and the PowerShell kernel installation and got it working in VSCode, in this blogpost I will show you how to install and configure everything 🙂
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How to Quickly Display Files With PowerShell Cat
By: Edem Afenyo

Are you thinking of displaying the contents of files either for automation or troubleshooting purposes? How about editing and managing files based on the contents of another file? Don't worry; PowerShell cat is an excellent tool in your arsenal.
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Using PowerShell for Incident Response with Fernando Tomlinson
By: The PowerShell Podcast

In this episode, we get to hear the perspective of someone who has been in the trenches of Incident Response. Fernando shared his experiences and methods for leveraging PowerShell during incidents. We talk about how the general perception of PowerShell Security has changed over the years and how PowerShell is now being publicly embraced by security organizations. Fernando told us about dealing with obfuscation and some of the most annoying techniques that he's encountered. All this and more is covered in this episode jam-packed with security goodness.
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Update on Status on PowerShell Community Textbook
By: u/PowerShellMichael

I'm writing an update post to advise on the status of the PowerShell Community Textbook:
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TIL (accidentally) that PowerShell Copy-Item has -ToSession
By: Guy Leech

(and -FromSession) parameters so you can copy files/folders to/from remote machines without needing $ shares. Best to set $ProgressPreference to SilentlyContinue unless you want it slowed by progress messages
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ScriptRunner Portal Edition R4: A portal for PowerShell noscripts
By: Brandon Lee

ScriptRunner is a solution that centrally manages the running of PowerShell noscripts across the environment. The new ScriptRunner Portal Edition R4 release provides many new features and capabilities.
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Troubleshooting PowerShell Scripts with Set-PSBreakPoint
By: Patrick Gruenauer

The Set-PSBreakPoint cmdlet sets a breakpoint in a noscript. When you are troubleshooting a noscript it could be helpful to know what's going on in a particualar step or workflow. In this blog bost I will give you an overview and the basics you can build on to troubleshoot and investigate your noscript. Let's jump in.
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Oh the Places you will go… with PowerShell – Mike F. Robbins
By: The Powershell Podcast

In this episode, we get to hear the journey of someone who was a Microsoft MVP that ended up turning in their MVP and joining the mothership. Mike details his journey and shares some of the secrets to his success, including the importance of blogging, having a personal brand, and more.
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Using Powershell to Investigate Azure Ad User Risks
By: Christian Hojsager

In this post, I will explain how you can use the PowerShell SDK for Microsoft Graph to investigate Risky Users in your Azure Active Directory. I will also show you how to use PowerShell to connect directly to the Microsoft Graph and query the data from there. Being able to query for riskDetections, risky users, and sign-ins, allows you to automate alerts or actions whenever a user gets flagged in your risk policy.
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Cheat Sheet – Console Experience
By: Friedrich Weinmann

PowerShell can take some getting used to. Especially if you come at it from a different Shell and don't see any way to get your good old experience back. However, hidden behind that plain white on blue shell, there is actually a wide range of customization options that help make your life less painful. See below for the most commonly appreciated options.
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Why use PowerShell Core?
By: u/Plastic_Teacher_9914

For those who haven't made the switch yet, here are some great reasons.
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Congrats to all those who made MVP this year!
By: Microsoft

It is always well earned
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Reporting SharePoint Online External Users with PowerShell
By: Tony Redmond

A SharePoint external user is someone who doesn't have an account in your tenant. Because of the influence of Teams, most SharePoint Online external users are guest accounts, created when external people join the membership of Microsoft 365 Groups (teams). If the organization uses the SharePoint Online integration with Azure AD B2B collaboration, SharePoint also creates guest accounts when people share files or folders with external people.
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PS_toolkit
By: ns319

PowerShell noscript to automate/facilitate some basic desktop support functions.
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Best Practices – PowerShell Universal
By: Adam Driscoll

Learn how to best configure PowerShell Universal.
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Active Directory ACL Reporter – PowerShell
By: Faris Malaeb

There is no need to talk about the critical role Active Directory plays within the organization. Securing Active Directory is a massive part of the overall organization security, configuration, and permission and Access Control List (ACL).
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