Announcing General Availability of the Windows Compatibility Module 1.0.0 | PowerShell Team Blog

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The Windows Compatibility module (WindowsCompatibility) is a PowerShell module that lets PowerShell Core 6 scripts access Windows PowerShell modules that are not yet natively available on PowerShell Core. (Note: the list of unavailable commands is getting smaller with each new release of PowerShell Core. This module is just for things aren’t natively supported yet.)
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Microsoft resumes rollout of Windows 10 version 1809, promises quality changes

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After a delay of more than five weeks, Microsoft has resumed the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The company also promised sweeping changes in the way it approaches quality issues, including better communication with customers.
Source : ZDNet

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FAQ: Windows 10 LTSB explained

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The 'Long-term Servicing Branch' of Windows 10 was initially aimed at enterprises that wanted to avoid Microsoft's Windows-as-a-service model and delay frequent feature updates. Here's how it's supposed to work.

Source : Computerworld

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Patch Lady – 1809 and mapped drives

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For those of you in a domain, who have Windows 10 pro versions, please make sure that you have put in place feature update deferrals to ensure you don’t receive 1809 until you … and Microsoft … are ready for it.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4471218/mapped-network-drives-don-t-work-in-windows-10-version-1809

I cannot believe.. well I guess in this era of Microsoft I can believe… that Microsoft would release an update that would impact their customer base like this. Yes, it’s documented, yes there are “workarounds” but there is possibilities that line of business applications will not be happy with these solutions given.

Source : AskWoody

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RSAT for Windows 10 1809 without a separate download: install as optional features

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Windows 10 has included Remote Server Administration Tools (RSAT) as optional features since the Insider Preview Build 17682. Therefore, you no longer need to download and install these tools manually on the admin workstation after an OS upgrade. Instead, you can add them via the Settings app or by using PowerShell.
Source : 4sysops:

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Release v6.1.1 Release of PowerShell Core

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Voir Release v6.1.1 Release of PowerShell Core · PowerShell/PowerShell · GitHub

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Using PowerShell type accelerators

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PowerShell type accelerators are aliases for .NET classes or types, which makes using classes in PowerShell scripts much easier. The intention behind type accelerators is to use shorter names for .NET classes and types and save some unnecessary typing. For example, when you use the type accelerator to define an integer value, there's actually no data type called int. Instead, it's just an alias for the class.
Source : 4sysops:

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Docker For Windows: Create a Linux Container on Windows 10

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If you are a developer or system administrator that wants to learn about working with containers, Docker for Windows provides a great way to get up and running quickly. Windows 10 contains built in support for Windows Containers and Hyper-V Containers. Additionally, you can run Linux containers using Hyper-V, a minimal Linux kernel and userland in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update and in Windows Server 1709 or later.  In this article, I will show you how to create a Linux container in Windows 10 using Docker for Windows. If you want to perform the same task on Windows Server, you’ll need Docker Enterprise Edition (Docker EE) instead. To follow the instructions below, you must be running Windows

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PHP 7.0 and 5.6 end of life

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Just a quick reminder to everyone : PHP version 5.6 and 7.0 will not be supported after december 2018.
For more details : PHP : Supported Versions 

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Announcing PowerShell Core 6.1

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We’re proud to announce that the latest version of PowerShell has been released! This marks our second supported release of PowerShell Core, the open-source edition of PowerShell that works on Linux, macOS, and Windows!
By far, the biggest feature of this release is compatibility of built-in Windows modules with PowerShell Core. This means that you can natively run those modules/cmdlets with PowerShell Core and easily transition from Windows PowerShell. Source : PowerShell Team Blog

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Is WordPress Secure? Here's What the Data Says

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Is WordPress Secure? Here's What the Data SaysIs WordPress secure? Read this post for a data-backed look at how WordPress sites get hacked, and whether or not WordPress is actually secure.
Source : kinsta.com

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The mechanics of Windows patching - in plain English

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Microsoft’s John Wilcox last week posted a primer on Microsoft’s patching scheme, designed to help people understand how the company patches Windows. Here’s a translation in less obfuscatory terms, with a bit of real-world commentary.
Source : Computerworld:

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Turn On Windows 10 NTFS Case Sensitivity

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Now that Windows 10 supports running several different Linux distros, Microsoft has added a flag to NTFS that forces the file system to recognize files and folders that are only different by case differently. In this Ask the Admin, I’ll show you how to enable the flag on a folder and explain why you might need this feature
Source : Petri:

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InSpectre

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Easily examine and understand any Windows
system's hardware and software capability to
prevent Meltdown and Spectre attacks. Source : Gibson Research Corporation

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Announcing the Visual Studio Live Share Public Preview

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We are excited to announce the public preview of Visual Studio Live Share! At Connect last November, we showed how Live Share enables real-time collaborative editing and debugging from the comfort of your favorite tools. Since then, we’ve worked with thousands of developers worldwide, resolved hundreds of issues, and addressed top feature requests such as adding support for Linux. We’ve benefitted greatly from all the feedback thus far, thank you! Today, we’re excited to announce that every developer using Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code can get started with Live Share today!
Source : code.visualstudio.com/blogs

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Chrome adds Windows Defender to protect your Mac

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Windows Defender, which protects Windows 10 PCs from malware, can now keep your Mac safe from inside Google Chrome. Microsoft has turned its antivirus app into a Chrome extension that promises to detect phishing links in your emails and dodgy sites that distribute malicious software. It’s 99 percent effective, according to Microsoft, which makes Windows Defender better than rival browser protections.
Source : www.cultofmac.com

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Patch lady – Scanners and SMBv1

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So if your older scanner suddenly doesn’t work consider this:  In 1709 if you did an in place upgrade, you retain the SMBv1 in your networking configuration.  However because this is deemed very unsafe (and it is a risk to keep it enabled), Microsoft does a check to see if you are still using it.  “In-place upgrades and Insider flights of Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Professional do not automatically remove SMB1 initially. If the SMBv1 client or server is not used for 15 days in total (excluding the time during which the computer is off), they each automatically uninstall themselves.” So 15 days after SMBv1 on the client is not used, the system will send a

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Windows 10 Updates and Store GPO behavior with DualScan disabled and SCCM SUP/WSUS managed – All about SCCM, Windows 10 and Modern Management

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Firstly... Before you start reading this, you should be familiar with the DualScan Feature of Windows 10. Find more information on the following blog posts. https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/wsus/2017/08/04/improving-dual-scan-on-1607/ https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/configurationmgr/2017/10/10/using-configmgr-with-windows-10-wufb-deferral-policies/ If you decided to disable DualScan (Do not allow update deferral policies to cause scan against Windows Update - Enabled) this post is for you. Let's double check...

Source : blogs.technet.microsoft.com/swisspfe:

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5 Things to Know About PowerShell Core on Windows - Petri

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Unless you’ve been stuck in a data center server rack, you’ve most likely heard about the next version of PowerShell, referred to as PowerShell Core. This version will run on Windows, Linux and Mac systems. For those of you considering running it on a Windows box, allow me to share 5 things you should know.

Source : Jeff Hicks on Petri

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Build your digital signage business on Windows 10

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It’s been a busy week at Digital Signage Expo 2018 (DSE) and it’s great to see how the industry continues to innovate and change. All throughout the week, we were excited to see our partners enable digital signage solutions across a range of capabilities, from traditional AV displays to dynamic data-driven signage leveraging Windows 10 …

Source : Windows For Your Business
See also : Microsoft Digital signage solutions 

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Creating Your First Docker Windows Server Container

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Windows Server has come a long way since Windows NT. First, we could virtualize Windows Server, and now we can even play in the realm which what was once an exclusive Linux feature: containers! Nowadays, we can bring up a Windows Server container in Docker just as easily as a Linux container, but how? Since Microsoft is a fairly recent player in the container market, the concept of Docker and containers is probably new to a lot of Microsoft shops. The best way to learn about something is doing, so let’s do it.
For this article, we’re going to start from a Windows Server 2016 host since this is the earliest version of Windows in which you can run

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How to run PowerShell code in VSCode

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You can run code or an entire script conveniently from the editor in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) with the Code Runner extension. The VSCode PowerShell extension adds other important features that you know from PowerShell ISE.

Source : 4sysops

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Kali Linux in the Windows App Store

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No, really…this isn’t clickbait. For the past few weeks, we’ve been working with the Microsoft WSL team to get Kali Linux introduced into the Microsoft App Store as an official WSL distribution and today we’re happy to announce the availability of the “Kali Linux” Windows application. For Windows 10 users, this means you can simply enable WSL, search for Kali in the Windows store, and install it with a single click. This is especially exciting news for penetration testers and security professionals who have limited toolsets due to enterprise compliance standards. Source : https://www.kali.org/news/kali-linux-in-the-windows-app-store/

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PowerCLI Offline Installation Walkthrough

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There's still quite a few questions on how to install PowerCLI to offline systems. We're going to take a much closer look at that with this post!
Source : VMware PowerCLI Blog

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Solve the PowerShell multi-hop problem without using CredSSP

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One of the most annoying problems that has existed with PowerShell ever since we got PowerShell remoting in v2 is the infamous double-hop or multi-hop problem. This occurs if you try connect to another remote computer from within your remote session.
I recently discovered a new way to solve this problem that uses session configurations. This "new" way allows you to tie a credential to a PowerShell session configuration and reuse this configuration for all future connections.
Source : 4sysops

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PowerShell Core 6.0: Generally Available (GA) and Supported!

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PowerShell Core 6.0 is a new edition of PowerShell that is cross-platform (Windows, macOS, and Linux), open-source, and built for heterogeneous environments and the hybrid cloud.
Source : PowerShell Team Blog:

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Flaw In Major Browsers Allows 3rd-Party Scripts to Steal Your Saved Passwords

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Security researchers have uncovered how marketing companies have started exploiting an 11-year-old bug in browsers' built-in password managers, which allow them to secretly steal your email address for targeted advertising across different browsers and devices.
The major concern is that the same loophole could allow malicious actors to steal your saved usernames and passwords from browsers without requiring your interaction.
Source : TheHackerNews

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