09 Jun 2025
Learn how Microsoft helps restore the inetpub folder using PowerShell. Vital for Windows 10 users, this folder is key in security processes.
Read more09 Jun 2025
Microsoft releases an update fixing inetpub folder vulnerability that affects Windows systems. A provided Powershell script helps restore and secure permissions.
Read more17 May 2025
Threat actors increasingly use PowerShell for bypassing advanced antivirus and EDR solutions. This technique, known as Living off the Land, poses significant cybersecurity risks. Security teams are urged to enhance threat detection with strict application measures and PowerShell logging.
Read more04 Mar 2025
Explore Windows services through tools like Daemon Master for effective management and troubleshooting. Learn to navigate Computer Management for system optimization.
Read more04 Mar 2025
Experts report increasing fileless malware attacks using PowerShell and Microsoft apps, complicating detection. Multi-layered cybersecurity measures, such as enhanced PowerShell logging and Endpoint Detection, are recommended.
Read more20 Aug 2024
PowerShell, a versatile command-line interface and scripting language by Microsoft, is now open-source and cross-platform, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux. The latest version, 7.4, built on .NET Core, offers advanced automation for system administrators. Installation options include GitHub and Microsoft Store.
Read more12 Aug 2024
Microsoft PowerShell, integrated into Windows 11, replaces Command Prompt and enhances automation. It backs up drivers, manages RSAT tools, removes bloatware, and integrates with Windows Package Manager for software management, streamlining administrative tasks and optimizing system performance.
Read more05 Aug 2024
The Windows Command Prompt now defaults to PowerShell in Windows 11, reflecting a trend toward enhanced functionality and automation. PowerShell 7.x, an open-source command-line interface, offers advanced capabilities for task automation and is compatible with Windows, Linux, and macOS.
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