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📘 PowerShell 7 for IT Pros: A Guide to Using PowerShell 7 to Manage Windows Systems

#ebook #notfree
📌 Simple noscript dumping data from password-protected KeePass databases
🎁 PowerShell 7.0.3 and 6.2.7 are out!

- Fix Azure file copy issues in release build by fixing the path to upload directory content
- Update .NET Core to 3.1.6
- Fix Azure file copy break in AzDevOps by updating task version to latest
📘 Detecting Wired, Wireless, and VPN Connections using PowerShell

The noscript detects the following VPN platforms
- Palo Alto GlobalProtect
- Cisco
- Juniper
- Dell VPN (Sonicwall)
- F5 Networks VPN

https://deploymentresearch.com/detecting-wired-wireless-and-vpn-connections-using-powershell
Powershell fully supports unicode, meaning you can do fun stuff like this

#fun
🗓️ Join this free virtual PowerShell conference on July 31 at 8:00AM CST

- Rapid Function Development
- Building a Better Module Structure
- Securing PSRemoting
- Purpose build PowerShell noscript orchestration with Universal Automation
- Manage vSphere with PowerCLI DSC Resources, Finally!
- Azure DevOps Pipelines for the Infrastructure Automator
- Azure Administration Using Azure Functions and Logic Apps
- GitHub Actions to Automate Terraform for Azure
- Publishing Your First Package to the PowerShell Gallery
- PowerShell Toolmaking: From Zero To Hero

https://www.chicagopowershell.com/

#conference
🗂️ Simple, but working PoC for poisoning RDP cache.
🏆 A PowerShell Nonsense Challenge

- Create a random, nonsense “word” of a user-specified length, such as ‘jhmoz’
- Create a sentence of nonsense words of a user-specified length. Words should be of varying lengths.
- Create a paragraph of nonsense sentences, of varying lengths.
- Create 10 sample document files of varying paragraph length.

https://ironnoscripter.us/a-powershell-nonsense-challenge/

#challenge #intermediate
Quiz. Numbers

In PowerShell, we can use several different data types to represent numbers.
The two most common types are:
- Integers. Represent whole numbers.
- Doubles. Typically numbers which include decimal places or exponents.

$Int = 10
$Double = 10.0
$Result = $Int * $Double

What type results when you multiply integers and doubles?
$Result.GetType().Fullname

#quiz