Logging in Powershell scripts; Continued
In my previous post I explained a bit about some of my justifications for logging in Powershell. My interest in logging has continued since then and I spent...
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Logging in Powershell scripts
Everyone has a different use for Powershell. Some people use it for daily administrative tasks at work. Some people are hard at work developing Powershell m...
Parsing log files with Powershell
Early on when I first started using Powershell I was dealing with some firewall logs from a perimeter firewall. They were exported from a SIEM in CSV format...
Get-Connections; netstat for Powershell
One of the tools I feel like I’ve been using for years is Netstat. It exists in both Linux and Windows (with some differences) and has similar syntax. It’s ...
Secure Credentials in Powershell
A coworker from a neighboring department had an interesting request one day. They wanted a scheduled task to run on a server. Through whatever mechanism the ...