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windowsforum.com
M365 Defender vs 4 email rivals; Maester 3.0 preview needs PowerShell 7.4; Server 2016 EOS Jan 12, 2027; fake Navicat/FabFilter cracks install proxyware; fix missing Win10/11 ISO Mount option. +25 more stories, 4 new members
Microsoft 365 Email Security Compared: Defender, Proofpoint, Mimecast, Abnormal AI and Cisco
Shattered.io's new five-way email security comparison covers Proofpoint, Mimecast, Abnormal AI, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Cisco Secure Email. It doesn't name a single winner, and that's…
windowsforum.com
November 4, 2026 at 12:00 AM
kevinnightfire.bsky.social
its been so long since I used PowerShell, this is hell
November 3, 2026 at 10:35 PM
densuke.bsky.social
更新されたよ、見に来てね!→

今日のさくっとプログラミング言語紹介:PowerShell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cw5-rjYFnjE
#PowerShell #プログラミング言語 #プログラミング
November 3, 2026 at 10:05 PM
adamrdriscoll.com
Dynamic Mermaid Flowcharts in PowerShell Universal forum.devolutions.net/topics/57220...
November 3, 2026 at 9:38 PM
bearwaker.bsky.social
AI Dev Tools - Project Peer Review 2

This time, we review imend35's AI BAP - AI-Powered Business Analysis Platform, which connects "business requirements with reviewable User Stories, acceptance criteria, delivery tasks, and sprint planning."

shannonware.com/articles/ai-...
We press on with the second of the three required peer reviews for the AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp certificate of completion. Peer Review Number 2 This time, we review imend35's AI BAP - AI-Powered Business Analysis Platform . AI BAP connects "business requirements with reviewable User Stories, acceptance criteria, delivery tasks, and sprint planning." I scored the project against the criteria found at AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp - Final Project . The developer provided a pre-emptive FINAL_SUBMISSION_REPORT.md complete with scoring. Still, after personally reviewing the repo and live site, I asked my own agent to run its own evaluation, based on the code base and evidence provided. Unironically, my agent's score matched the developer's own final submission report, one point less than my hand-rendered evaluation. Further Remarks for the Developer 2. Product Specification: 1 point. A specification exists (product-spec.md), but the 2-point level also requires a public task tracker and evidence that the agents used it. The pull-request numbering (#1 and #3 are PRs) suggests Issue #2 is the only issue. The developer’s own docs/github-issues-plan.md admits it was created after the work and cannot prove agents used a tracker. 6 Testing caveat: the “single command” is scripts/test-all.ps1. It is a PowerShell script that expects an isolated PostgreSQL test database already running on a specific port. That is stricter than “runs with a single command”, but the tests clearly exist and pass in CI, so 2 points is still fair. Contradictory credential statement. The README says “No passwords or access tokens are published here” directly below a table that publishes two passwords. The demo accounts are low-privilege, but the author should fix one or the other. Shared workspace. All reviewers write to the same data. The author warns about this, and it is a reasonable trade-off on a free tier. AI Dev Tools - Project Peer Review 2 We press on with the second of the three required peer reviews for the AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp certificate of completion. Peer Review Number 2 This time, we review imend35's AI BAP - AI-Powered Business Analysis Platform . AI BAP connects "business requirements with reviewable User Stories, acceptance criteria, delivery tasks, and sprint planning." I scored the project against the criteria found at AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp - Final Project . The developer provided a pre-emptive FINAL_SUBMISSION_REPORT.md complete with scoring. Still, after personally reviewing the repo and live site, I asked my own agent to run its own evaluation, based on the code base and evidence provided. Unironically, my agent's score matched the developer's own final submission report, one point less than my hand-rendered evaluation. Further Remarks for the Developer Contradictory credential statement. The README says “No passwords or access tokens are published here” directly below a table that publishes two passwords. The demo accounts are low-privilege, but the author should fix one or the other. Shared workspace. All reviewers write to the same data. The author warns about this, and it is a reasonable trade-off on a free tier. Evidence style. Much of the README says what the “Product Owner reports” rather than showing it. The honesty is commendable, but screenshots or a short recording would make it easier to verify. Next step towards more points: the observability, alerting and on-call criteria together are worth 5 points. Instrumenting one user journey and adding one alert rule would be the most valuable addition. On a personal note, the repo shows that the developer has a strong business analytics background, work experience, and / or education. It is commendable to take the step toward independent software developer, and I wish imend35 all the best. AI Dev Tools - Project Peer Review 2 We press on with the second of the three required peer reviews for the AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp certificate of completion. Peer Review Number 2 This time, we review imend35's AI BAP - AI-Powered Business Analysis Platform . AI BAP connects "business requirements with reviewable User Stories, acceptance criteria, delivery tasks, and sprint planning." I scored the project against the criteria found at AI Dev Tools Zoomcamp - Final Project . The developer provided a pre-emptive FINAL_SUBMISSION_REPORT.md complete with scoring. Still, after personally reviewing the repo and live site, I asked my own agent to run its own evaluation, based on the code base and evidence provided. Unironically, my agent's score matched the developer's own final submission report, one point less than my hand-rendered evaluation. Further Remarks for the Developer Contradictory credential statement. The README says “No passwords or access tokens are published here” directly below a table that publishes two passwords. The demo accounts are low-privilege, but the author should fix one or the other. Shared workspace. All reviewers write to the same data. The author warns about this, and it is a reasonable trade-off on a free tier. Evidence style. Much of the README says what the “Product Owner reports” rather than showing it. The honesty is commendable, but screenshots or a short recording would make it easier to verify. Next step towards more points: the observability, alerting and on-call criteria together are worth 5 points. Instrumenting one user journey and adding one alert rule would be the most valuable addition. On a personal note, the repo shows that the developer has a strong business analytics background, work experience, and / or education. It is commendable to take the step toward independent software developer, and I wish imend35 all the best. Further Remarks for the Developer 2. Product Specification: 1 point. A specification exists (product-spec.md), but the 2-point level also requires a public task tracker and evidence that the agents used it. The pull-request numbering (#1 and #3 are PRs) suggests Issue #2 is the only issue. The developer’s own docs/github-issues-plan.md admits it was created after the work and cannot prove agents used a tracker. 6 Testing caveat: the “single command” is scripts/test-all.ps1. It is a PowerShell script that expects an isolated PostgreSQL test database already running on a specific port. That is stricter than “runs with a single command”, but the tests clearly exist and pass in CI, so 2 points is still fair. Contradictory credential statement. The README says “No passwords or access tokens are published here” directly below a table that publishes two passwords. The demo accounts are low-privilege, but the author should fix one or the other. Shared workspace. All reviewers write to the same data. The author warns about this, and it is a reasonable trade-off on a free tier. Evidence style. Much of the README says what the “Product Owner reports” rather than showing it. The honesty is commendable, but screenshots or a short recording would make it easier to verify. Next step towards more points: the observability, alerting and on-call criteria together are worth 5 points. Instrumenting one user journey and adding one alert rule would be the most valuable addition. On a personal note, the repo shows that the developer has a strong business analytics background, work experience, and / or education. It is commendable to take the step toward independent software developer, and I wish imend35 all the best.
November 3, 2026 at 9:33 PM
hendryadrian.bsky.social
Researchers analyzed a signed fake “Google Workspace” MSIX that uses an .appinstaller file to obtain a server and ID, then runs server-supplied PowerShell via WebView2. The final payload was unavailable; a traffer connection is only a suspected fit.
Fake Google Workspace MSIX Uses App Installer Configuration to Run Remote PowerShell
Researchers analyzed a signed fake “Google Workspace” MSIX that uses an .appinstaller file to obtain a server and ID, then runs server-supplied PowerShell…
cyber.hendryadrian.com
November 3, 2026 at 9:12 PM
mrpowershell.com
PowerShell primarily exists to let anyone fix obtuse errors.

Claude is just the latest lucky schmoe.
November 3, 2026 at 8:15 PM
im.giovanh.com
Powershell primarily exists to let Claude fix obtuse windows errors
November 3, 2026 at 7:55 PM
waffleslapper.poetica.dev
It's a good habit! Prevents weird kerfufflery when having to do anything with the filenames outside of Explorer (backup scripts, cmd/powershell stuff, etc).
November 3, 2026 at 7:53 PM
mrpowershell.com
Lucky for you that PowerShell already comes in nice skill shaped pieces, with built in help so the bots can figure out how to use them.

Also, no offense, but you've just basically described genetic programming.
November 3, 2026 at 7:13 PM
steviecoaster.dev
Wanting to add custom Themes to your @powershelluniversal.com apps but struggling? I've released Chameleon for that purpose! Contains a theme builder app and a theme-picker component you can embed in your apps. Installable via the PSU Platform > Modules tab.

GItHub:
GitHub - steviecoaster/PowerShellUniversal.Component.Chameleon: A theme builder and theme picker component for PowerShell Universal
A theme builder and theme picker component for PowerShell Universal - steviecoaster/PowerShellUniversal.Component.Chameleon
github.com
November 3, 2026 at 7:11 PM
kern3l.bsky.social
More screenshots:
November 3, 2026 at 6:33 PM
toxy4ny.bsky.social
Thursday’s redteam tool - ReverseShell_2026_10.ps1 - github.com/tihanyin/PSS...
A new PowerShell reverse shell in the PSSW100AVB repository. 100% AV bypass (October 2026) #redteam #reverse #shell #powershell #windows #lpe #education #attack
PSSW100AVB/scripts/ReverseShell_2026_10.ps1 at main · tihanyin/PSSW100AVB
A list of useful Powershell scripts with 100% AV bypass (At the time of publication). - tihanyin/PSSW100AVB
github.com
November 3, 2026 at 6:17 PM
mstimaj.bsky.social
Follow.

Windows gives you two command windows and they do not take the same line. Installing Claude Code is where most people meet it.

P and S at the front is PowerShell. No P and no S is Command Prompt.
November 3, 2026 at 5:04 PM
dataon.bsky.social
Managing #AzureLocal? You’ve got options. Azure Portal, Windows Admin Center, PowerShell, MMC, Hyper‑V Manager, and Failover Cluster Manager all play a role. Here’s a guide to what to use and when. https://bit.ly/4wMRMPA
November 3, 2026 at 5:00 PM
dev.to.web.brid.gy
Mach Is Now Available on WinGet - Install a C++20 Web Framework with One Command
I'm happy to share that **Mach is now available through WinGet** , making it easier to install the framework on Windows. Mach is an open-source C++20 web framework inspired by ASP.NET Core, designed to simplify building HTTP APIs in modern C++. It provides minimal APIs, controllers, dependency injection, middleware, JSON serialization, validation, and more, built on top of Boost.Asio and Boost.Beast. ## Install Mach with WinGet If you're using Windows 10 or later, open PowerShell or Windows Terminal and run: winget install MachFramework.Mach That's it! WinGet handles downloading and installing Mach without requiring you to manually download the MSI installer. You'll still need the development prerequisites, including a compatible C++ compiler and CMake, to build Mach applications. ## A Glimpse of Mach. Once Mach is installed and your development environment is configured, you can start building HTTP APIs with a minimal, expressive syntax: app.mapGet("/hello", [] { return mach::ok("Hello from Mach!"); }); Mach handles the underlying HTTP networking, allowing you to focus on application logic. Under the hood, the framework uses Boost.Asio, Boost.Beast, and C++20 coroutines for asynchronous networking. ## What's Next? I'm currently working on **Mach 1.1.0** , focusing on improving request binding, HTTP configuration, and the overall developer experience. WinGet support is another step toward making Mach easier to discover, install, and use. If you're interested in modern C++ backend development, I'd love for you to give Mach a try. Feedback and contributions are always welcome! **GitHub** : https://github.com/machframework/mach **Installation guide** : https://machframework.dev/getting-started/installation _Mach is free and open-source._
dev.to
November 3, 2026 at 4:27 PM
mstimaj.bsky.social
Windows has two command windows and they do not take the same instructions. PowerShell is blue, Command Prompt is black.

Every guide that hands you one line to paste assumes you know which one you are in.
November 3, 2026 at 4:18 PM
pax.dog
g'mornin cutie squeaks

i find myself in Exchange Online PowerShell Hell yet again
November 3, 2026 at 4:10 PM
edtittel.bsky.social
When I ask Copilot for some PowerShell to check if a specific KB item is installed I learn two ways to pose that query. Only one of them works: Get-HotFix. Deets follow... #WindowsInsiders #MVPbuzz www.edtittel.com/blog/checkin...
Checking Hotfix Can Beat Package Check - Ed Tittel
If you're trying to figure out if a spcific KB item is installed on a Windows PC, checking hotfix can beat package check. Works for me!
www.edtittel.com
November 3, 2026 at 3:48 PM
360techadvisors.bsky.social
VEIL#DROP Malware Chain Uses Blogger Platform to Deliver PureLogs Stealer
Securonix says PureLogs infection starts with a fake PDF JavaScript file and uses PowerShell, fileless .NET loading, and LOLBins.
dlvr.it
November 3, 2026 at 3:45 PM
aur.archlinux.org.web.brid.gy
powershell-preview
A cross-platform automation and configuration tool/framework (preview release)
aur.archlinux.org
November 3, 2026 at 3:54 PM
aur.archlinux.org.web.brid.gy
powershell-lts
A cross-platform automation and configuration tool/framework (LTS release)
aur.archlinux.org
November 3, 2026 at 3:54 PM
hacker.at.thenote.app
BITTER APT Using Fake Diplomatic Documents to Deliver PapRAT Spyware

FortiGuard Labs links BITTER to cyberespionage attacks on South Asian organizations using malicious Windows shortcuts, PowerShell scripts, and PapRAT malware.
#hackernews #news
BITTER APT Using Fake Diplomatic Documents to Deliver PapRAT Spyware
FortiGuard Labs links BITTER to cyberespionage attacks on South Asian organizations using malicious Windows shortcuts, PowerShell scripts, and PapRAT malware.
hackread.com
November 3, 2026 at 3:38 PM
andresbohren.bsky.social
🚨A few days ago #PowerShell v7.7.0-rc.1 has been released.
- Still does not work with #ExchangeOnlineManagement or #MicrosoftGraph - but that seems to be fixable with an updated #MSAL Library.
Have you tested it?
tinyurl.com/4zy6znj2
November 3, 2026 at 2:56 PM
hugovalters.bsky.social
Export-DhcpServer dumps scopes, options, policies and reservations to versioned XML; Import-DhcpServer validates schema on the target failover pair. Full walkthrough: #windows #powershell #dhcp https://www.valtersit.com/vault/split-scope-migration-to-failover-using-export-and-import-fedd71/
Split Scope Migration to Failover Using Export and Import
www.valtersit.com
November 3, 2026 at 1:20 PM