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You removed my fear about regex …Awesome method of teaching 54:28

Hi @Chasse TAC, Can you or someone in this community help with Sigma Rule (Execute DLL with spoofed extension) to kql conversion. just need some guidance on how to match the specific command line parameter in my kql query (doesn't work with 'has' operator). CommandLine: - '*rundll32*.html,DllRegisterServer*' - '*rundll32*.htm,DllRegisterServer*' - '*rundll32*.jpg,DllRegisterServer*' - '*rundll32 c:\programdata\\*.jpeg*' - '*rundll32 c:\users\public\\*.pdf*' - '*rundll32*\\*.pdf*' - '*rundll32*\\*.txt*'

I'm in the process of trying to commercialize a powershell based application that is a complete gui. It's purpose is to organize media files and the results of following the organizational steps is a gui that resembles modern streaming services. It will be called CLICK-N-PLAY.

very very useful Thank you.

Excellent Thanks

Best PowerShell scripting tutor I can find in TH-cam and even paid CBT, high quality examples and super detail explanation to help none programmer like me to catch up script technique from the ground. I only see Jeffery Snover can explain like this easy and fun, very appreciated and wish to see more example to learn. If you can make any paid version in future to help more people to go further that will be great material to purchase. Thanks.

Thank you, amazing work. I am a complete beginner and it was easy to follow. I learnt a lot.

This is an awesome KQL beginner video. Lots of hacks and tips. Like it.😍

thank you, great content

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I encountered this problem today and by magic stumbled across this video. I’m grateful :))

It was worth going through this long session ❤ Thank you and really appreciate your efforts !!🙌

Waffled on a bit, but a great explanation and very useful tips. Thank you 😀

Casting it to a [System.ServiceProcess.ServiceControllerStatus] is something I never thought of. I am sure I can use that somewhere. When I was playing along at home I used it in a custom powershell object. The thing that put me off JSON for a lot of years was Get-ADUser | convertto-json | out-file c:\user.json This creates two objects of the same name so it is useless converting back. That was until I learned to use select object first.

Thank you! So far easiest way for me to create GUI for PS-Scripts.

GUI boo, boo. Powershell illiteracy booo. :-) Kidding. Good stuff.

I would expect full language mode to defeat the purpose of restricted remote server config?

iam having a really hard time loading .net exe files using system.reflection.assembly::load() any tips?

Thankyou man for saving my day!! I wasn't able to understand by reading multiple blogs and watching other videos, but your explanation along with examples made it very simple to understand. Keep it up!!

Amazing tutorials, you helped me dive into powershell and thanks to today's video I learned a lot.

each explanation is followed by examples. the examples then explained in detail

Thank You. Thank You. Thank You !!!!!! this topic was very difficult understand until watch your videos. You did tremendous work of breaking down each of sections of the command. explained in very simple and details what is happening each of stage. Slide explains each section in detail.

this is what I was looking for, appreciate the efforts.

Absolute great work. Thanks for sharing !! @(^.*\\Chasse, (.*.), 1 )

Thanks for this, loved this video - found it super useful for my script.

Thank you for this wonderful video series on Powershell! Concerning the time code 29:59 regex example matching the space or hyphen characters in the SSN: in a regex an asterisk quantifier matches 0 or MORE of the previous element. In this SSN example the question mark should be used instead of the asterisk to match 0 or 1 of the space or hyphen characters. This would prevent non SSN pattern matches e.g., “123- -45- 6789” that would match when the asterisk quantifier is used.

I've never seen a walk-thru to accompany the documentation for classes like this for powershell. this video unlocked a huge new level of understanding for me. It does no good to show me the end result if I have no idea of what a coder was thinking and how that is reflected in the script.

Thank you! That's a really helpful video!

Thank you for your hard work on this video.

This is awesome!! This is equivalent to 'man(1) - Linux manual page'. Finally someone explains how to read .NET documents to beginners.

awesome tutes, delivery is perfect, thank you

Thank you for this video. There are countless PowerShell "beginners" videos; surely, they are very important. However, as you progress, you might wish there were some videos covering advanced topics like .NET classes. And here you are, with a very useful and interesting video. I hope you can create more videos on this theme.👍 P.S. At the time of wring I'm using the PowerShell-version: 5.1.14393.6343 37:08 in this video, giving wrong password I get "only" false (which is corrected since the output-type is a bool..

How can i connect with you sir??

Thank yor sir This information is really useful for me 😊

Excellent video. Amazing level of detail with great examples. Thanks for sharing!

Yes I need to get input from final user to set variables

Thank you very much Sir!! This is really useful and a great tutorial. I know you mentioned that in order for the script to work\function at is should, the Active Directory module needs to be imported. I am having an issue where it does not list\find any locked out user accounts but I know that there are on my test DC environment. I have added the "Import-Module ActiveDirectory" to the script as well, but still returns with nothing.

Nice

Thank you! It was so helpful to me!

Loved this video. I learned so much. Both the directory classes and rewriting from C#!

Very nice video on building a Powershell Gui. Thanks

Great video and clearly explaned . Thanks

Perfect. Well done. Thank you.

Great tutorial

Great Job, thanks for posting, it really helped

Mike how to connect to you for training.

Do you have any website to connect with you for training ?

I never used or never tried before -property in where object before i even forgot that where has positional parameters Thanks ❤❤

I prefer the method (Get-Process b*).name.toupper()

Can I read the xaml file at run time instead of pasting the xaml code into the script? That would be easier , if I made some changes in Visual Studo to the forms.