Powershell: Working with AES encryption – Part 2
In part 1, we encrypted our credentials using an AES.key to allow it to be portable for use in multiple environments...
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In part 1, we encrypted our credentials using an AES.key to allow it to be portable for use in multiple environments...
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Sometimes there is a requirement to run a PowerShell script that may use credentials, whilst it’s always bad to embed...
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This script will set your lockscreen and wallpaper at a registry level, it requires admin rights to write the registry...
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