Navigate around the edge with PowerShell
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Working with PowerShell is often a joyous occasion, working with the latest and greatest technologies. Remoting from Linux to Windows and back again with the greatest ease, it is an interesting time to be involved with PowerShell. But what if you are in a situation where you do not have PowerShell remoting available, or not accessible because of firewall rules. Or even worse, you are in a virus outbreak and you need access to all systems to remediate a vulnerability. In this session I will go over what we can do in those scenarios, I will show how to connect to such systems and retrieve structured objects and execute and monitor code running on those systems.
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