#PSTip Automatically persist history
Note: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or later. By leveraging engine events and PowerShell profile scripts we can automatically persist command history to disk, and import it in the next session.
Read MoreNote: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or later. By leveraging engine events and PowerShell profile scripts we can automatically persist command history to disk, and import it in the next session.
Read MoreI was led to PowerShell in the past few years as it began to rise to prominence in the information security community.
Read MoreIn March of 2013 I had the desire to create an open source Security Information and Event Management system, also known as a SIEM.
Read MoreNote: This tip requires PowerShell 2.0 or later. PowerShell is designed to operate on objects. But, what can we do if all we have is text e.
Read MoreSecurity has always been a passion of mine. It was a few short years ago that I was sitting down having a friendly chat with Will Steele.
Read MoreIn my previous tip, I showed some of my favorite methods to convert date time string to the local time. In the same context of RSS feeds, I sometimes find the description text in the RSS feed is HTML-encoded.
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