Handle with PowerShell
Reading Time: 4 minutes Lets talk about Handle. Handle is an amazing program that allows you to see which program has access over a folder or file. This is a sysintel tool. Working with handle inside your powershell script is not a native thing. The first thing you…
Finding Old Snapshots with PowerShell
Reading Time: 2 minutes Do you need to find Old Snapshots on a hyper-v server? It’s super easy. So, today we will go through how to get some basic information that allows us to make judgment calls. The Script – Find Old Snapshots $Date = (Get-Date).AddDays(-7) $Vms =…
Install Perch with PowerShell
Reading Time: 4 minutes Perch is an event log tracker that can catch a lot of useful information. I like perch because it captures failed login information. It’s easy to sort and exportable. This is why many companies use the software. There are some gatchya’s with…
Wait for service to appear – PowerShell
Reading Time: 3 minutes This past week I had to install a piece of software that took 30 minutes to install. The software had multiple levels of processes that made the -wait feature completely useless. The best way to know the software was installed is to detect the…
Microsoft Graph API – Powershell, Download user Images
Reading Time: < 1 minute In my previous post, we went over how to Grab user information from a client. Today we will be going over how to Download User Images with Graph API. This piece is very straightforward until you get to the graph link. There is a unique…
Microsoft Graph API PowerShell
Reading Time: 5 minutes In the last blog, We talked about how to create a registered app with Graph API permissions. This app’s main purpose is to become the base for an employee directory through Powershell. If you haven’t read it yet, you can here. Today’s blog is…
Microsoft Graph API
Reading Time: 6 minutes Back in November Microsoft released v1.0 of graph API. Along with it is a large library of documentation. I have been hesitant about making a blog post about Graph for a while because the community seemed to be split on how PowerShell should…
Powershell – Open File Dialog
Reading Time: 3 minutes I was building a script for my manager the other day and inside the script, he wanted us to triple check the naming of a file path. He went as far as to have us copy the file path from the browser. Paste it, Then click rename on the file itself…
Fact Prank with Powershell
Reading Time: 3 minutes I love a good prank. Sometimes pranks need to challenge us. I coded a good prank and it requires a scheduled task and a little bit of PowerShell. The idea behind the prank is the computer will alert you with a beep, then read a random fact to…
