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Unleash the PowerShell Ninja: Pentesting and Breach Hunting Like a Pro Engineers, sharpen your scripting skills! PowerShell isn’t just for managing systems; it’s a potent weapon in your pentesting arsenal. This ubiquitous tool, pre-installed on most Windows machines, offers unique advantages for uncovering vulnerabilities and hunting breaches. Why PowerShell for Read more…
Well, you know I love coffee, and I’ve attempted several projects to automate my coffee brewing, but I wind up with a lot of cables and equipment laying around and making my kitchen seem ugly, so I’m looking into getting an already built coffee machine, like this one: The Smarter Read more…
Here’s an example of a PowerShell script that you can use to analyze security issues with Active Directory: This script will check for several common security issues with Active Directory, such as: Users with empty passwords Users with passwords that never expire Users with expired passwords Users with weak passwords Read more…
Cyber Threats Implement strong password policies: Ensure that your users are required to use strong and complex passwords and that they are changed regularly. You can also use multi-factor authentication (MFA) to add an extra layer of security to your users’ accounts. Monitor and audit AD activity: Regularly monitor your Read more…
I am very happy today its the launch of my 1st book !! I have written 71 pages of Tips and Tricks in PowerShell to help you in your day to day activities , there are a few sections I wrote to promote your knowledge along the following domains : Read more…
As JEA is a built-in feature of Windows Server 2016 no prerequisites must be installed, but it’s highly recommended to enable script block logging in the corresponding GPO which applies to the server or workstation on which the JEA endpoint to be created: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows PowerShell 1) Enable Read more…
This powershell script is useful if you need to extract DNS forwarder information from any specified Windows Server or also from a list of servers.
SFCP – Scrum Foundation Professional Certificate acquired ! Here is a quick list of what benefits can be attained by a Scrum Certification. Get in-depth knowledge about Scrum: Having a Scrum certification will help you attain a solid base of Scrum knowledge as well as train you with the required Read more…
Hi folks, this is a script to help you get network information from remote servers or clients. You can use get-content to a list of server names or you can run to a single machine. The information,includes,ComputerName,IPAddress,SubnetMask,Gateway,IsDHCPEnabled,DNSServers,WINSServers,MACAddress. Here is the code #How to run you can target one single machine Read more…