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I'm in Your Apps: Stealing Codex Tokens to Abuse the codex_apps MCP Server

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By Where-Object Name
| BeyondTrust
AI Agents have become a part of everyone's workflow. The more people interacting with these agents, the higher the desire to integrate these agents with third-party applications like Microsoft 365 (Outlook, Teams), Google Workspace, GitHub, etc. This makes individual workflows faster and easier. But at what cost? Are we just allowing these agents any scope they want for these applications? Are we monitoring the application requests coming from these agents?
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OpenSSH 10.1: todo lo nuevo en seguridad, red y configuración

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By Get-Windows Capability, Where-Object Name, Start-Service sshd
| Linux Adictos
Más allá de la etiqueta de versión, OpenSSH 10.1 consolida el rumbo iniciado con la serie 10: migración hacia criptografía post‑cuántica, modernización de QoS con DSCP, y endurecimiento de áreas históricamente sensibles (agentes, claves, registros y parsing de parámetros). A continuación encontrarás un repaso minucioso de todas las novedades (con contexto donde aporta valor), además de pautas prácticas para adoptarlas sin sorpresas.
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Install, remove, list, and set default printer with PowerShell

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By Emanuel Halapciuc, Where-Object Name
| 4sysops
Prerequisites A note before we start: there is not a one-size-fits-all solution for all printers, since manufacturers have different choices, options, and settings for almost every driver, model, set of printer features, and so on. Therefore, you won't be running the same command for setting duplex and color printing for your Samsung, HP, or Brother printers. Any supported version of Windows that has Windows PowerShell (5.1) or PowerShell 7 will work. Both will cover the most common scenarios.
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Install, remove, list, and set default printer with PowerShell

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By Emanuel Halapciuc, Where-Object Name
| 4sysops
With PowerShell, you can easily install a printer driver, add a printer to the repository, and then add a local or shared network printer to your Windows installation. In this post, I will also explain how you can list printers, add a printer port, set the default printer, and remove a printer with PowerShell.
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How to install the OpenSSH server on Windows with PowerShell

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By Jack Wallen Verified, Get-Windows Capability, Where-Object Name
| TechRepublic Verified
If you've ever had a need to SSH into a Windows machine, Jack Wallen shows you how to make that possible with the help of PowerShell. Image: Funtap/Shutterstock Using SSH to remote into a Linux server is incredibly easy. Even installing the SSH server itself is a piece of cake. But when you have a need to SSH into a Windows machine, things get a bit more complicated. It's not terribly challenging, but it's not nearly as simple as it is with Linux.
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How to Install OpenSSH on Windows

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By Where-Object Name, Select-Object Name, Add-Windows Capability, Get-Windows Capability
| Petri Verified
As a seasoned, or even new IT Pro, you’re likely an avid user of Putty, using secure shell (SSH) to connect to Unix/Linux servers, computers, and even Windows machines for an efficient and secure remote command-line experience. Well, did you know Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server 2019 (and Windows Server 2022) include an open-source implementation of SSH? In this mega ‘how-to’ guide, you’ll learn how to install and configure OpenSSH on Windows.
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Adding Windows 10 Firewall Ports from an Excel Sheet

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By Where-Object Name, Get-ADGroup Member, Convert From-Csv, Remove- NetFirewall Rule
| HackerNoon
@adamtheautomatorAdam Bertram Adam is an online business professional, Microsoft MVP, blogger, trainer, and published author. Setting up lots of Windows firewall rules is terribly time-consuming. It's not exciting and is prone to errors due to all of the clicking around in the menus. Instead, why not automate this process! In this article, you're going to learn how to quickly and easily add ports to the Windows 10 (and other OSes) firewalls using Excel and a simple CSV file as input.
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Cleanup Pesky SQL Error Logs – SQLServerCentral

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By Where-Object Name, Select-Object -Expand Value
| SQL Server Central
If you are like me, you inherited variously configured SQL Servers when you took over as the DBA for your company. After almost two years, I have gotten all the standards in place where I feel that the environment is clean. One of the last things I accomplished was to standardize SQL Server Error Log configurations, Error Log Cycle schedules and cleaning up of old Error Logs. To accomplish this there were several steps involved to get all SQL Servers into a unified set of configurations.
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How to manage traffic rules in Windows Firewall from an Excel Sheet

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By Where-Object Name, Get-ADGroup Member, Convert From-Csv, Remove- NetFirewall Rule, Adam Bertram
| adamtheautomator.com
Setting up lots of Windows firewall rules is terribly time-consuming. It’s not exciting and is prone to errors due to all of the clicking around in the menus. Instead, why not automate this process! In this article, you’re going to learn how to quickly and easily add ports to the Windows 10 (and other OSes) firewalls using Excel and a simple CSV file as input. Why a CSV file, you ask? In the article, we’ll be using PowerShell to create Windows firewall rules.
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