Maneuvering Your Way to Microsoft Graph API with Jocel Sabellano
By: Research Triangle PowerShell Users Group

Jocel Sabellano gives a deep dive into getting started with the Microsoft graph API via PowerShell. He discusses how it works and how to interact with it to access the myriad of services in the Microsoft 365 Cloud.
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Password Expiry Notification Using Teams and Graph API
By: Faris Malaeb

This post's intent is to show how to use Graph API through PowerShell to send a Teams message.
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Configure attack surface reduction in Microsoft Defender using Group Policy or PowerShell
By: Wolfgang Sommergut

In addition to the virus scanner, Microsoft Defender offers other security functions. These include the reduction of the attack surface, which hardens applications such as Office, browsers, and Adobe Reader. The feature is not active by default and can be configured via group policies or PowerShell.
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Working with VirusTotal from PowerShell
By: Przemyslaw Klys

Virus Total is an excellent service. It's a single place where hundreds of antivirus engines can verify if the file, URL, domain name, or IP Address is trusted or not. Of course, it's not a silver bullet, but it brings tremendous value, and I often verify files I download before executing. Since I release a lot of new or updated PowerShell modules on a weekly/monthly basis, I thought it would be great to send newly released versions straight to Virus Total so I can have them checked before anyone executes them. I also hope to prevent false positives from some antivirus vendors that may tag my modules as malware because they haven't seen the DLL or PowerShell module in this form before. I've seen it happen to DBATools, so why not try and push my modules before users even use them?
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Retrieve Email DNS records using PowerShell
By: Harm Veenstra

I have been doing a lot of Exchange on-prem to Exchange Online migrations the last few years, because of that I use mxtoolbox.com a lot for querying of MX, SPF, DMARC and DKIM records. Wouldn't it be convenient to get a simple overview of those records in a PowerShell function? This blogpost will show you how
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Streamlining Learning with Josh Duffney
By: The PowerShell Podcast

In this episode, we talk about how unique your career path can be, how common it is to end up doing things you never imagined, and how PowerShell plays a role in getting you there. Josh talks about streamlining his day-to-day life to maximize his ability to learn new things. We talk about leaving your work on a high note and how leaving linkage can help you get to a cleaner start when you return to a project.
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Announcing the release of Get-WhatsNew
By: Jason Helmick

Get the latest PowerShell feature information in your terminal with Get-WhatsNew
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Windows Terminal Preview 1.15 Release
By: Kayla Cinnamon

Welcome back to another Windows Terminal release!
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PowerShell and JSON
By: Harm Veenstra

JSON is something that's being used a lot, it's easy for storing and retrieving data. In this small blog post, I will show you how to do that 🙂
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Confluence CVE Vulnerability Checker
By: Xajuan Smith

So here is something I noticed to be helpful to all Confluence admins that want to check and not worry about the deep distracted deep reading needed in a slew of other CVE and parse relevant details to only their versions.
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Upcoming breaking changes in Azure PowerShell
By: Azure PowerShell

Come see what need to fix before the next release
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Using REST APIs via PowerShell – Guy Leech
By: Bradford Cloud User Group

Our second session at the Bradford Cloud User Group July event was Guy Leech 'Using REST APIs via PowerShell. Whilst many PowerShell modules and SDKs are an alternative to calling REST APIs, calling them from PowerShell gives you platform independence & no pre-requisites which can be a barrier to adoption. This session shows how to use multiple vendor's REST APIs including Azure & once you know how to call one vendor's API, it's easy to use another's
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The Secret to Unleashing PowerShell GitHub Abilities
By: Bart Tacken

In this deep dive, learn how to use PowerShell GitHub abilities to take your workflow to the next level and automate everything!
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What should I be able to do with Powershell in order to feel comfortable labeling myself as proficient?
By: r/PowerShell

Another great topic and discussion from Reddit.
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What other languages do you use, and when do you pick them over PowerShell?
By: u/UntrustedProcess

Another great Reddit read
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Why is the PowerShell noscript file format .PS1? Why the “1”?
By: ConfigMgrDogs

In case you ever wondered why
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Archive Module 2.0 Preview 1
By: Sydney Smith

We are excited to announce that the first preview of a rewrite of Microsoft.PowerShell.Archive, the module that lets you create and extract archives, is now available on the PowerShell Gallery.
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Create a TCP/UDP port listener using PowerShell
By: Harm Veenstra

One of our customers is securing his network and firewall changes were made that needed to be tested. In this case, the new servers were not deployed in that specific network yet. But... We did want to test the connections before deploying the servers 🙂 In this blog post, I will show you a way how to create listening ports on a machine in order to test the connection from another network using netcat on Linux or portqry on Windows.
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Microsoft Graph Support for SharePoint Online Tenant Settings
By: Tony Redmond

Despite being the two basic Microsoft 365 workloads, one of the notable gaps in Microsoft Graph API coverage has been administrative interfaces for SharePoint Online and Exchange Online. A small but valuable step in the right direction happened with the appearance of the settings resource type in the TenantAdmin namespace.
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Make More Modules with Adam Bacon
By: The Powershell Podcast

In this episode, we hear from someone whose career has grown alongside PowerShell's. Adam shares some of the challenges that he's experienced when automating business processes with PowerShell. Starting in the early days of PowerShell, Adam talks about that first experience where he saw the potential of PowerShell. We also spent some time talking about creating GUI applications in PowerShell. We talk about all this, and much more, in this episode.
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BioNameGenerator
By: Davi Marcon

A name generator for projects, versions and other stuff written in powershell
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