This repo contains PowerShell scripts Id've written over time to accomplish tasks.
(Linux) Finds the IP addresses that machine is connected to and then attempts to find the geo-location information of the IP address via geoiplookup.
(Windows + Exchange) Leverages the commands found in Exchange Management Shell (EMS) to find the recipients that should belong to a dynamic distribution group.
(Windows) Allows the user to pre-stage CDB on the system via the Windows 10 SDK, take process dumps, and copy the dumps from one location to another via robocopy. If the process is managed code, you can validate the dump file[s] (before copying them off of the server) vua the Debug-DumpFile command.
(Windows + Linux) This script attempts to resolve the given SID to a username.
(Windows + Linux) This script attempts make a web request to the given URL and returns the web response from the request made.
(Windows + Linux) This script attempts to ping all hosts in the last octet (e.g.: 10.0.0.x) and, upon a response, later tries to resolve the IP addresses to hostnames in DNS.
(Windows + Linux) This script attempts to make a TCP connection on the given host and port and returns a boolean determining whether that connection attempt was successful.
This folder contains PowerShell scripts that include C# source, which PowerShell JIT's into a type, when invoked by the "Add-Type" command. It's important to not that the type is only available within the app domain and once the PowerShell instance is closed, that type is disposed of via GC.
This script attempts to find the version of the DLL or executable given by the user in the parameter passed at instantiation.
This script leverages InterOpServices to load a C++ DLL (see: Cpp\UnmanagedDebugging) and call into it's main entry point. The C++ DLL then uses native (std) calls to obtain the date and return the week number to the caller.
This script leverages InterOpServices to load a C++ DLL (see: Cpp\UnmanagedDebugging) and call into it's main entry point. The C++ DLL leverages the Wait-Chain Traversal API to analyze the wait-chains of all of the threads owned by the process specified by the user in the passed parameter.
This script leverages InteropServices to load a C++ DLL (see: Cpp\WlanObtainBssids) and call into it's main entry point. The C++ DLL leverages the WlanGetNetworkBssList method in Windows API to return the list of BSSIDs and associated network SSIDs that are available to the wireless interface.