Matt is a malware reverse engineer, security professional, and PowerShell MVP who is always finding new ways to incorporate PowerShell into his workflow. As one of just a handful of security-minded PowerShell hackers, he also promotes PowerShell as an attack platform in an effort to raise awareness of its security implications in the enterprise. Matt frequently writes about esoteric uses of PowerShell, reverse engineering, and security research on his blog - www.exploit-monday.com.
Matt GraeberIn the past, I’ve spoken extensively on how to use reflection to define enums, structs, and Win32 functions in PowerShell and the merits of doing so.
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Matt GraeberAn ongoing argument I’ve seen in the PowerShell community is regarding the effectiveness of random numbers generated by the Get-Random cmdlet.
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Matt GraeberScenario: You have a large dataset and need to perform various transformations on the data. For example, let’s say you need to multiply a sequence by a variable constant and you need to add a sequence by a variable constant.
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Matt GraeberParameter validation in PowerShell is an extremely useful and easy way to alert a user as early as possible that incorrect input was provided to a function or cmdlet.
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