PowerShell Hash Control

In enterprise and other sensitive environments, ensuring the security and integrity of downloaded software is of paramount importance. Therefore, meticulously checking the hash value of downloaded software becomes an essential practice. By verifying the hash value, which acts as a unique fingerprint of the original file, organizations can confirm that the downloaded software has not …

Disable Permission Menu for PowerApps

When developing a PowerApp that requires connections to external services like SharePoint, users are often prompted to allow these connections, even when they have no alternative. This can complicate matters as users may not fully understand or be able to define what they are allowing. But there is a solution for that. We can disable …

Hash Secured Powershell TaskScheduler

A multitude of scripts are employed in a scheduled manner to carry out diverse actions on an Active Directory (AD) server. These scripts serve various purposes, such as the generation of signatures or the exportation of user information for utilization in other applications or systems. By scheduling these scripts to run at specific intervals, organizations …

Connect to SharePoint Online List via Powershell

In certain scenarios, it becomes necessary to establish a connection between a PowerShell script and a database in order to retrieve data. While it is widely acknowledged that SharePoint is not a conventional database, it serves as a repository for a vast amount of information within an enterprise leveraging Microsoft 365. In this particular scenario, …