with POSHcodex

In part 1, we encrypted our credentials using an AES.key to allow it to be portable for use in multiple environments and user sessions. In part 2 we’ll look at utilising these encrypted files in another script, but file lets

Continue ReadingPowershell: Working with AES encryption – Part 2

Sometimes there is a requirement to run a PowerShell script that may use credentials, whilst it’s always bad to embed these credentials in your script, there are a number of ways to tackle this, one being the use of an

Continue ReadingPowershell: Working with AES encryption – Part 1

Sometime you just need to generate random passwords, this function does that, it can be configured for different lengths and the number of alpha numeric characters.