When you develop PowerShell scripts that are required to run on machines other than your own, you should test if they can survive without your specific environment. Your PowerShell profiles are such a dependency. Since you cannot always be sure what environment you will find on another machine, testing your scripts without your usual profile seems like […]
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Securing Windows PowerShell
Do you know how PowerShell can be used against you? Do you know the safest settings, and the ways to make scripting both possible AND secure? Do you know how your PowerShell profiles – even if you haven’t made one – can be used as an insertion point for malware, if PowerShell is configured incorrectly? […]
